combined into one six-book series, Wayfarer Redemption. The Axis Trilogy Battleaxe (1995) Enchanter (1996) StarMan (1996) The Wayfarer Redemption Sinner (1997) Pilgrim (1998) Crusader (1999) The Crucible The Nameless Day (2000) The Wounded Hawk (2001) The Crippled Angel (2002) The Troy Game Hades' Daughter (2002) Gods' Concubine (2004) Darkwitch Rising (2005) Druid's Sword (2006) Darkglass Mountain The Serpent Bride (2007) The Twisted Citadel (2008) The Infinity Gate (2010) Prequels to 'Darkglass Mountain' trilogy Beyond the Hanging Wall (1996) - set just prior to the events in the trilogy. Threshold (1997) - set approximately 2,000 years before the events in the trilogy. Note: The Darkglass Mountain series, is a sequel to the Axis Trilogy and the Wayfarer Redemption. Other The Devil's Diadem (2011) The Hall of Lost Footsteps (a collection of stories, Ticonderoga Publications, due 2011) Short stories "Of Fingers and Foreskins" (1996) in Eidolon #21 and The Best of Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy 1996 (ed. Jonathan Strahan and Jeremy Byrne) "The Evil Within" (1998) in Dreaming Down-Under (ed. Janeen Webb and Jack Dann) and The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror (ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling) "The Field of Thorns" (2000) in Australian Women's Weekly "St Uncumber" (2001) in Australian Women's Weekly "The Mistress of Marwood Hagg" (2003) in Gathering the Bones (ed. Dennis Etchison, Ramsey Campbell & Jack Dann) "This Way to the Exit" (2008) in Dreaming Again (ed. Jack Dann) Non-fiction Images of the Educational Traveller in Early Modern England (E. J. Brill, 1995) The Betrayal of Arthur (1998) Awards and nominations Aurealis Awards Fantasy division Finalist: Battleaxe (1995) Won: Enchanter and Starman (1996) tie with Jack Dann's The Memory Cathedral Finalist: Sinner (1997) Finalist: Pilgrim (1998) Finalist: Crusader (1999) Finalist: The Nameless Day (2000) Won: The Wounded Hawk (2001) Finalist: The Crippled Angel (2002) Finalist: Hades' Daughter (2002) Finalist: Darkwitch Rising (2005) Australian Shadows Award Finalist: "This Way to the Exit" (Dreaming Again, ed. Jack Dann, HarperVoyager 2008) References External links Sara's home at Nonsuch Interview with Sara Douglass at SFFWorld.com 1957 births 2011 deaths Australian fantasy writers Australian people of English descent People from Penola, South Australia Australian women novelists Deaths from ovarian cancer Deaths from cancer in Tasmania 20th-century Australian novelists Women science fiction and fantasy writers 20th-century Australian women writers Pseudonymous women writers 20th-century pseudonymous writers