October 1993), McCaffrey, Moon, and Nye Other novels Remnant Population (Hardcover , May 1996) Speed of Dark (Orbit UK October 2002)—as The Speed of Dark (Ballantine 2003) in the USA Short stories "And Ladies of the Club" (1995; collected in Esther Friesner's anthology Chicks in Chainmail) "Tradition" (1998; collected in Harry Turtledove's anthology Alternate Generals) Collections Lunar Activity (, March 1990)—Ten short stories Phases (, December 1997)—Eight stories from Lunar Activity, and others previously uncollected. Both include "Those Who Walk in Darkness"—a Paksenarrion short story Moon Flights (hardcover , paperback , August 2008)—Fifteen stories, including an original "Vatta's War" story, with an introduction by Anne McCaffrey The limited edition hardcover (, September 2007) contains an additional rare bonus story entitled "Fencing In". Deeds of Honor: Paksenarrion World Chronicles (, June 2015)—Eight stories set in the world of Paksenarrion. See also Women in speculative fiction References External links Paksworld blog (official) MoonScape—personal blog at LiveJournal Elizabeth Moon’s list of her own short fiction Elizabeth Moon. The Locus Index to SF Awards: Index of Literary Nominees. Free copies of Sheepfarmer's Daughter from the Baen Free Library Elizabeth Moon novels produced at Graphic Audio (GraphicAudio.net) Moon Flights at Night Shade Books Interviews Christopher Dow, Elizabeth Moon's Path to the Stars, Rice University's alumni magazine, The Sallyport. Retrieved 2007-09-15. Lotesse, The OF Blog, Interview with Elizabeth Moon (August 18, 2006). Retrieved 2012-02-03. Kurt Weller, Interview (March 30, 2007), The Plaza of the Mind, Blogspot. Retrieved 2007-09-15. Lou Antonelli, Texas author un-invited as convention Guest of Honor over remarks on Islam (October 23, 2010), NewsOK. 1945 births 20th-century American novelists 20th-century American women writers 21st-century American novelists 21st-century American women writers American Episcopalians American fantasy writers American science fiction writers American women novelists Living people Military science fiction writers Nebula Award winners People from McAllen, Texas Rice University alumni United States Marine Corps officers Female United States Marine Corps personnel Women science fiction and fantasy writers Military personnel from Texas