Uffington Horse Promotional Album, Uffington Horse, 2004 (Sea Fire Productions, Inc.) Created for promotional purposes; a limited run was offered to fans in 2004. Enchantment, Uffington Horse 2004 (Sea Fire Productions, Inc.) Uffington's studio album. Live!, Tricky Pixie 2007. Contains songs written and performed by Alexander James Adams, S.J. Tucker and Betsy Tinney. No longer in print. Mythcreants, Tricky Pixie 2009. Contains songs written and performed by Alexander James Adams, S.J. Tucker and Betsy Tinney. DVD Everafter February 2007 (Sea Fire Productions, Inc.) Recording of Heather Alexander's final public concert in November 2006 at Orycon. Alexander sang and played guitar, bodhran, and fiddle. Bonus materials include a few performances at a pub and an interview. Yule Concert December 2009 (Sea Fire Productions, Inc.) Recording of Alexander James Adams's December 2009 concert at the Lucky Lab Pub. Ember Days Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Pixiehouse Productions) Books Everafter booklet February 2007. A short faerie tale. The Heather Alexander Songbook was published in late 2007. It includes lyrics and music for the Sea Fire Productions albums from Wanderlust through Everafter. Guest appearances This includes compilations and backing appearances for other artists. Come Find Me, Fox Amoore, 2014. Appeared on the track "Kellashee". Thirteen, Vixy & Tony, 2008. Played fiddle and percussion on the track "Apprentice". Gaia Circles, Gaia Consort, 2000. Played fiddle on most of the tracks. Firestorm: Songs of the Third World War, Leslie Fish. Sings on the track "Better than Who". The Constellation, Hank Cramer, 2003. Roundworm, various artists, 2000. (Song parodies by Bob Kanefsky.) Sings "December of Cambreadth", a parody of "March of Cambreadth", and "Something's Under The Bed", a parody of "Up In The Loft". Southwind: Traditional Celtic Music by Glenn Morgan, 1987. Played Fiddle on most of the tracks See also "Faerie Queen" (song) "The Stolen Child" References External links Official website of Alexander James Adams Tricky Pixie Official website The Disappearance of Heather Alexander in Just Out, March 7, 2008, pp 24 & 25 (PDFs). Adams discusses his transition and career in this interview. Firebird Arts and Music Review of Life's Flame Strange Horizons Interview, 29 July 2002 Strange Horizons Review of Insh'Allah, 29 July 2002 Performance review, October 2002 S.M. Stirling's website, including sample chapters of the Dies the Fire series. Irene Radford's site, featuring the Merlin's Descendants series. Last.fm page BAEN bio of Heather Alexander (BAEN publishes the John Ringo books that reference Heather Alexander)