Melanie Rawn (born 1954) is an American author of fantasy literature. She received a BA in history from Scripps College and worked as a teacher and editor before becoming a writer. She has been nominated for a Locus award on three occasions: in 1989 for Dragon Prince in the first novel category, in 1994 for Skybowl in the fantasy novel category, and again in 1995 for Ruins of Ambrai in the fantasy novel category. The third novel in the "Exiles" trilogy has now been "forthcoming" since the late 1990s due to the author suffering from clinical depression and moving on to other projects to facilitate her recovery. In 2014, Rawn stated via Kate Elliot's blog that she intended to complete the trilogy after finishing the fifth book of the Glass Thorns series. Bibliography Dragon Prince trilogy Dragon Prince, 1988 The Star Scroll, 1989 Sunrunner's Fire, 1990 Dragon Star trilogy Stronghold, 1991 The Dragon Token, 1993 Skybowl, 1994 The Golden Key universe The Golden Key, 1996 (with Kate Elliott and Jennifer Roberson) The Diviner, 2011 (prequel to The Golden Key) Exiles trilogy The Ruins of Ambrai, 1994 The Mageborn Traitor, 1997 The Captal's Tower (planned) Spellbinder Spellbinder: A Love Story with Magical Interruptions, 2006 Fire Raiser, 2009 Glass Thorns Touchstone, 2012 Elsewhens, 2013 Thornlost, 2014 Window Wall, 2015 Playing to the Gods, 2017 Stand-alone The Rushden Legacy, 1985 (as Ellen Randolph) Knights of the Morningstar, 1994, Quantum Leap tie-in novel Short stories Salve, Regina in Return to Avalon (Roberson; 1995 DAW) The Lady's Gift in Ancient Enchantresses (Massie-Ferch, Greenberg, Gilliam; 1995 DAW) Of the Death of Kings in Warrior Enchantresses (Maisse-Ferch, Greenberg; 1996 DAW) The Abbot of Croxton in Highwaymen: Robbers & Rogues (Roberson; 1997 DAW) There Goes the Neighborhood in Return of the Dinosaurs (Resnick, Greenberg; 1997 DAW) The Sacrifice in Fantasy: DAW 30th Anniversary (Gilbert, Wollheim; 2002 DAW) Mother of All Russiya in Lightspeed, May 2012 (Adams; 2012 Lightspeed Magazine) References External links Interview with Melanie Rawn at SFFWorld.com 1954 births 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists American fantasy writers American women short story writers American short story writers American women novelists Dragon Prince series Living people Scripps College alumni Women science fiction and fantasy writers 20th-century American women writers 21st-century American women writers