Gwyneth Jones

Gwyneth Jones writes science fiction and fantasy for both adults and young people.

She has been nominated for the Arthur C Clarke Award five times, winning on the fifth occasion with Bold as Love. She was one of the judges for the award in 1996. The first novel in the Aleutian series, White Queen, was co-winner of the James Tiptree Award, for science fiction exploring gender roles.

Her fairytale collection Seven Tales and a Fable won two World Fantasy Awards.

She writes for teenagers under the name Ann Halam. The FearMan (Ann Halam) won the Dracula Society's Children of the Night award.

She lives in Brighton with her husband and son.

Elsewhere in infinity plus:

• fiction - Bold as Love, a short story; extracts from Castles Made of Sand and Rainbow Bridge.
• non-fiction - Gwyneth Jones interviewed by Iain Emsley; Two Thousand Words, a factual account of the night in Brighton that inspired the story "Bold as Love"; Peace Demos; reviews of Gwyneth Jones's work.
• features - about the author.

Elsewhere on the web:

• Gwyneth Jones at Amazon.com (US) / Amazon.co.uk (UK) .
• Google Gwyneth Jones.
• For more information, take a look at the home page of Gwyneth Jones and her alter ego Ann Halam.
• Gwyneth's Bold as Love website covers the series: Bold as Love, Castles Made of Sand, Midnight Lamp, Band Of Gypsys and Rainbow Bridge.
• Much of the Literary Criticism of Gwyneth Jones is online.
• Gwyneth's ISFDB bibliography.