With degrees in mathematics and linguistics, Margaret Ball pursued a career in teaching before becoming a prolific author of genre fiction. Martin's Press (New York, NY), 2006.Ĭontributor to anthologies, including Betcha Can't Read Just One, 1993, Christmas Forever, 1993, Adventures in the Twilight Zone, 1995, Chicks in Chainmail, 1995, The Shimmering Door, 1996, Space Opera, 1996, Past Lives, Present Tense, 1999, and The Chick Is in the Mail, 2000.

The Duchess of Aquitaine: A Novel of Eleanor (historical), St. (With Anne McCaffrey and Mercedes Lackey) Brain Ships (science fiction), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 2003.ĭisappearing Act (science fiction novel), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 2004. (With Anne McCaffrey) Acorna's Quest (science fiction novel), HarperPrism (New York, NY), 1998. (With Anne McCaffrey) Acorna: The Unicorn Girl ( science fiction novel), HarperPrism ( New York, NY), 1997. Mathemagics (fantasy novel), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1996. Lost in Translation (fantasy novel), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1995. No Earthly Sunne (fantasy novel), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1994. (With Anne McCaffrey) PartnerShip (second science fiction novel in the 'Brainship' series), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1992.Ĭhangeweaver (second novel in the 'Tamai' series), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1993. The Shadow Gate (fantasy novel), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1990.įlameweaver (first novel in the 'Tamai' series), Baen Books (Riverdale, NY), 1991. (Under pseudonym Catherine Lyndell) A Bridge to the Sky (historical novel), Domain, 1990. (Under pseudonym Kathleen Fraser) My Brazen Heart (romance novel), New American Library ( New York, NY), 1985. University of California at Los Angeles, former faculty member has also worked as a computer software designer. Hobbies and other interests: Quilting, playing the flute. Education: University of Texas, B.A., Ph.D. (Kathleen Fraser, Catherine Lyndell) PERSONAL:īorn 1947 married children: two.

Duchess of Aquitaine by Margaret Ball