published her only two books: The novel Project FarCry (1995). and Unwillingly to Earth (1993), a fix-up of four previously published stories detailing the space adventures of the young Lysistrata (aka "Lizzie") Lee, including Unwillingly to School (Astounding Science Fiction, January 1958), set on the rough mining planet where Lizzie was born and from which she was sent against her will to university on Earth. Rats in the Moon (Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, November 1982), where Lizzie exposes plots of interplanetary political corruption on Earth's Moon. Fatal Statistics (Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, July 1988), where Lizzie negotiates between hostile factions on the planet Figueroa, whose civilization collapsed, and helps survivors make a new start. The Lost Kafoozalum (Analog Science Fact -> Fiction, October 1960), where Lizzie takes part in a daring plot to avert nuclear war on the planet Incognita, and when things go terribly wrong she sets them right, saves the life of her professor and eventually marries him. Ashwell also published love stories under a variety of pseudonyms. References External links Found! The Lost Kafoozalum - article and meeting 1928 births British science fiction writers Women science fiction and fantasy writers 20th-century British novelists British women novelists 20th-century British women writers 2015 deaths Pseudonymous women writers 20th-century pseudonymous writers