Description: Website of Mary Jane Engh, science fiction author (<i>Arslan</i>, etc.) and independent scholar of Roman history (<i>Femina Habilis</i>).
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pinterest linkedin facebook twitter goodreads M(ary) J(ane) Engh Home My Works Arslan goes to Paris. Editions DeNoel has released a new edition of Arslan , translated into French by Jacques Collin. This is the I-forget-how-manyth edition of my 1976 novel, including a couple of British ones. So far as I know, it's also the first translation of any of my works into another language--with one exception. Way back in 1983 there was a German translation of the anthology Edges (edited by Ursula Le Guin and Virgin
And it still goes on. In the Name of Heaven: 3000 Years of Religious Persecution (see "My Works" page for details) was nominated for Washington State University's "Common Reader" program, but didn't make the cut. This program, like similar ones at some other universities, chooses one book every year to give to every entering freshman. It's a great idea, and I wish In the Name of Heaven had been chosen--not just because I could use the money, but because I really think it's important for as many people as po
Support your local on-line bookstore! New (never sold or used), signed copies of some of my out-of-print books are available from small book sellers. The following out-of-print titles are currently available: Rainbow Man Wheel of the Winds (British edition) Contact Lady Jayne's Books or email Dragon Tales at [email protected] or [email protected].