Music of Darkover

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Music of Darkover
Music of Darkover.jpg
Cover of the first edition
Editor
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
SeriesDarkover
GenreFantasy
Science fiction
PublisherMarion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust
Publication date
03-06-2013
Media typePrint (paperback)
Pages250
ISBN978-1-938185-24-3
OCLC864717382
Preceded bySnows of Darkover 
Followed by 

Music of Darkover (Darkover Anthology #13) is an anthology of fantasy and science fiction short stories and poems edited by American writer . The stories are set in Marion Zimmer Bradley's world of Darkover. This book focuses on the music of Darkover.[1]

The book was first published by Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust.

Contents[]

  • Introduction, by Elisabeth Waters
  • "The Horsetamer's Daughter", by Leslie Fish (poem)
  • "Tower of Horses", by Leslie Fish
  • "Right to Choose", by India Edghill
  • "All Who Breathe are Chained", by Rosemary Edghill
  • "Danila's Song", by Vera Nazarian
  • "Darkover through the Flowinglass", by Margaret Davis
  • Introduction: Traditional Darkovan Music, by Elisabeth Waters
  • "Seagull of the Land-Under-Waves", poem by uncredited
  • "Caristiona", poem by uncredited
  • "Fairy's Love Song (Tha mi sgith)", poem by uncredited
  • "The Mull Fisher's Love Song (O Mhairead Og!)", poem by uncredited
  • "The Coolin of Rūm (Am Fuar Bheinn)", poem by uncredited
  • Introduction: Songs by Marion Zimmer Bradley, by Elisabeth Waters
  • "The Ballad of Hastur & Cassilda", by Marion Zimmer Bradley (poem)
  • "The Outlaw", by Marion Zimmer Bradley (poem)
  • Introduction: Darkovan Filk Songs, by Elisabeth Waters
  • "Lament of a Comyn Keeper", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "The Chieri", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Exile", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Lament of a Drytown Bride", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Chains", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Bridal lament", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Darkover Wedding Song", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "Golden Bell", by Cynthia McQuillin (poem)
  • "The Starstone and the Mirror Ball", by Raul S. Reyes
  • "The Music of the Spheres", by Michael Spence
  • "Poetic License", by Mercedes Lackey
  • "A Capella", by Elisabeth Waters
  • "A Song for Capella", by Elisabeth Waters (poem)

References[]

  1. ^ Music of Darkover, fantasticfiction.com


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