Marina Frants' Bibliography
SHORT STORIES
"Death Becomes Him," Chicks 'n' Chained Males; Baen Books, 1999.- [Look at the cover. Order the book from Amazon.com. This story is a sequel to Marina and Keith's "A Bone to Pick" in Did You Say Chicks!?.]
(w/Keith R.A. DeCandido) "A Bone to Pick," Did You Say Chicks?! edited by Esther M. Friesner, Baen Books, 1998.
- [Look at the cover. Read reviews by Susan Stepney, Barry Hunter for Baryon #69, and (in German) Storiesende Verlag. Order the book from Amazon.com. The sequel, Marina's "Death Becomes Him," is in Chicks 'n' Chained Males.]
- [This story was referred to as "a crisp, blustery little horror yarn" by John C. Bunnell in Tangent. Find out more about OtherWere. Look at the cover. Order this book from Amazon.com.]
- [Read the story.]
FANFICTION
Highlander, Hercules, Xena, & Buffy the Vampire Slayer
[archived at the fanfic page]
- "Journeyman."
"Moments of Weakness."
"Kid Fears."
"The Methos Chronicles" Second Excerpt: "Red Right Hand."
"Gifts."
"The Sword and the Serpent."
"Imaginary Friend."
"The Methos Chronicles" Second Iolaus Sidebar: "Old Hunter's Tricks."
"The Unforgiving Minute."
"Serpent's Shadow."
"Another Peaceful War."
"Favor."
"The Geekado."
"Entangled."
"Some Enchanted Evening."
"Hazy Shade of Winter."
ARTICLES
Review of Queen Emeraldas, AnimeFantastique, Vol. 1, #4, Winter 1999."Grave of the Fireflies: Studio Ghibli's Dip Into a More Recent Past Led to this Acclaimed, Disturbing Drama," in AnimeFantastique, Vol. 1, #3, Fall 1999.
"Studio Ghibli: A Select Filmography," in AnimeFantastique, Vol. 1, #3, Fall 1999.
Review of Kiki's Delivery Service (English version), AnimeFantastique, Vol. 1, #1, Spring 1999.
(w/Keith R.A. DeCandido) "Down by the Bayou: The 20th Annual World Fantasy Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana," Special Report, Wilson Library Bulletin, January 1995.
(w/Keith R.A. DeCandido) "ConFrancisco, Here We Come: The 51st Annual World Science Fiction Convention," On Assignment, Wilson Library Bulletin, November 1993.
"An Estimation of Time Remaining Until the Heat Death of the Universe: A Messy Desk as a Model for Entropy," The Journal of Irreproducible Results, 1991.
- [I'm not sure of the exact citation for this. If anyone does have it, please e-mail me. Thanks!]