of Hastur (1975) Nominated for a Nebula Award. The Planet Savers (1962) Sharra's Exile (1981) rewrite of and official replacement of The Sword of Aldones (1962) The Sword of Aldones was nominated for a Hugo Award. The World Wreckers (1971) Hastur Lord (2010 - written by Deborah J. Ross) Exile's Song (1996 - with Adrienne Martine-Barnes) The Shadow Matrix (1998 - with Adrienne Martine-Barnes) Traitor's Sun (1999 - with Adrienne Martine-Barnes) Modern Darkover At the conclusion of Traitor's Sun, Bradley describes the Terrans abandoning their foothold on Darkover, and the restoration of Comyn control over the government. Books after Traitor's Sun therefore fall in their own category, which the publisher is calling Modern Darkover. The Alton Gift (2007 - written by Deborah J. Ross) Children of Kings (2013 - written by Deborah J. Ross) The Laran Gambit (2022 - written by Deborah J. Ross) The Renunciates In the introduction to Free Amazons of Darkover, Bradley wrote that her Renunciates have become "the most attractive and controversial of my creations". The Guild of Oath-Bound Renunciates, called Free Amazons and com’hi letzii in earlier books, were women who had opted out of Darkover’s traditional gender-based roles, including marriage, obligations to clan, and the expectation of male protection. The origins of this guild during the Hundred Kingdoms era are described in Two to Conquer as the merger between the Sisterhood of the Sword, a military-mercenary guild, and the Priestesses of Avarra, a cloistered order that offered medical and other care to women, primarily abused women. Towards the end of Two to Conquer, Carlina di Asturien comes to believe that the two guilds need to work together for the benefit of all women on Darkover. Bradley acknowledged a Patricia Matthews fan story as the origin of the Sisterhood of the Sword, and described the Priesthood of Avarra as a counterforce. Bradley noted that most of the fan fiction she received was inspired by the Renunciates, that she had met individuals who had taken Renunciate-style names or were attempting to live in women's communes inspired by the Renunciate guildhouses. Books in the world of the Renunciates: The Shattered Chain (1976) (reprinted as Oath of The Renunciates, the 1983 omnibus of The Shattered Chain and Thendara House) Thendara House (1983) (reprinted as Oath of The Renunciates, the 1983 omnibus of The Shattered Chain and Thendara House) City of Sorcery (1984) (reprinted as Oath of The Renunciates,