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Windling Terri:     more books (100)

Black Heart, Ivory Bones by Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, 2000-03-01 The Armless Maiden: And Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors The Beastly Bride: Tales of the Animal People The Coyote Road by Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, 2007-07-19 Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Sixteenth Edition by Terri Windling, Ellen Datlow, 2003-08-29 The Wood Wife by Terri Windling, 2003-05-01 Faery (Ace Science Fiction) by Terri Windling, 1985-01-01 Sirens and Other Daemon Lovers by Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, 2002-11-01 A Midsummer Night's Faery Tale by Terri Windling, Wendy Froud, 1999-10-25 The Essential Bordertown by Terri Windling, Delia Sherman, 1999-07-08 Black Swan, White Raven by Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, 2008-05-27 Black Thorn, White Rose by Ellen Datlow, Terri Windling, 2008-01-01 The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection (No. 9) The Faces of Fantasy by Patti Perret, 1996-10

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1. "Bibliographie De Windling Terri"
   Récompenses et prix littéraires de Sciencefiction décernés à Terri Windling  
   http://www.surf.be/membres/pds/Autrauteurs/W/Windling.htm

2. Science Fiction & Fantasy Datlow, Ellen,Windling, Terri Black Thorn, White Rose
   Title Black Thorn, White Rose Subject Science Fiction Fantasy AuthorDatlow Ellen windling terri Lindskold, Jane M. Changer038  
   http://www.books-fiesta.com/Datlow-Ellen-Windling-Terri/Black-Thorn-White-Rose-0

3. Papier Mache - Book Shop - Author - Terri Windling
   Terri Windling Shop, read user reviews and browse our huge range of TerriWindling related books! Book Shop, Home Book Shop Author - Terri Windling.  
   http://www.papiermache.co.uk/exec/cms-books/author-Terri Windling/

4. Science Fiction & Fantasy Datlow, Ellen,Windling, Terri Books
   Author Datlow Ellen windling terri Subject Science Fiction FantasyTitle Snow White, Blood Red Goodnight, Irene Durable Goods  
   http://www.books-catalog.com/Snow_White_Blood_Red_0380718758.html

5. The Raven Queen : Terri Windling And Ellen Steiber (Voyage Of The Bassett , No 2
   The Raven Queen Terri Windling and Ellen Steiber (Voyage of theBassett , No 2) windling terri, Steiber Ellen. The Raven Queen  
   http://www.bestbookscity.com/Windling-Terri-Steiber-Ellen-T-0679891285.html

6. Terri Windling
   Terri Windling. Books Reviewed The Best Fantasy and Horror 2 (Edited)with Ellen Datlow Vector, Jun 1990 by Maureen Porter Black  
   http://www.santaroga.uklinux.net/ShowAuthor.php3?selected_author=Windling,Terri

7. Terri Windling - Bibliography Summary
   Terri Windling Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Alpha ChronMain Menu Search Windling, Terri (USA, 1958-). Awards Wf  
   http://orifice.org/isfdb/ea.cgi?Terri_Windling

8. Datlow , Ellen,Windling, Terri,Datlow, Ellen Horror
   Author Datlow Ellen windling terri Datlow Ellen Subject Horror Title The Year'sBest Fantasy and Horror Thirteenth Annual Collection (Year's Best Fantasy  
   http://www.books-specialties.com/The_Years_Best_Fantasy_and_Horror__Thirteenth_A

9. SFBookcase.com - Terri Windling
   Terri Windling, About Author. Won the Mythopoeic Award for her firstadult novel, The Wood Wife. She has edited numerous books and  
   http://www.sfbookcase.com/author.asp?forename=Terri&surname=Windling

10. WINDLING TERRI (in MARION)
    windling terri. Windling, Terri. ( about) (2 titles); Windling, Terri, ed.(10 titles). Please send comments, suggestions, or bug reports to webmaster.  
    http://www.ccpl.org/MARION?A=WINDLING TERRI

11. The Endicott Studio Opening Page
    Explores myths, folklore and fairy tales in contemporary mythic arts. Includes art, poetry, criticism, Category Arts Literature Genres Fantasy Urban Fantasy Interstitial Arts. Featuring regular contributors terri windling, ThomasCanty, Alan Lee, Brian Froud, Ellen Kushner, Charles de Lint  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/

12. Terri Windling — A Brief Biography
    Writer/Editor/Artist terri windling explores myths, folklore and fairytales in contemporary arts. Featuring terri windling However  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/homtwbio.html
    
    Extractions: Terri Windling is a writer, folklorist, and consulting editor for Tor Books in New York City. She is best known for her editorial work in the field of fantasy literature, where she has long been a passionate advocate of mythic fiction. She has published over forty books, including The Wood Wife (a mythic novel set in contemporary Tucson, Arizona), The Winter Child (a picture book with artist Wendy Froud), the six-volume Snow White, Blood Red series (literary fairy tales for adult readers) and The Armless Maiden Year's Best Fantasy and Horror volumes (with horror editor Ellen Datlow). Her essays on myth, fairy tales, and art have appeared in Realms of Fantasy magazine, and in books including

13. "Victorian Fantasies" By Terri Windling
    Writer/Editor/Artist terri windling explores myths, folk lore and fairy tales in contemporary arts.  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/forvctf.html
    
    Extractions: by Terri Windling "The Artist’s Dream" by John Anster Fitzgerald "The acceptance and rapid growth of fairyland as a fit subject matter for literature, painting, and the stage from the 1820s to the 1840s and its survival until at least the First World War is one of the most remarkable phenomena of 19th-century culture," writes Michael Booth in Victorian Spectacular Theatre about an aspect of English history that is little discussed today. Paradoxically, although it was during Victorian times that fantasy and fairy tales became firmly associated with childhood, it was also a time when adult interest in the subject could not have been higher. In previous Forum and Gallery columns, we looked at the Pre-Raphaelite writers and painters of 19th century England; in this article, we’re going to explore the broader world of magical arts during the same time period. (You’ll also find a selection of Victorian Fairy Paintings in the Gallery of this Web site. )

14. The Road That Has No End: Tales Of The Traveling People
    Writer/Editor/Artist terri windling explores myths, folk lore and fairy tales in contemporary arts.  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/forgypsy.html
    
    Extractions: "Hush ye, hush ye, dinna fret; the Black Tinker winna get ye yet," goes one old Scottish lullaby, echoing the fear with which Gypsies ("Tinkers," "Travelers," or "Rom") have long been regarded. Like other groups of cultural outsiders, superstitions about the Gypsies abound: accused in centuries past of witchcraft, child theft and cannibalism, today they are still disparaged as fundamentally shiftless, crafty and dishonest. To some extent, this portrayal holds a kernel of truth if one judges by gadjo (non-Gypsy) values for Gypsies prize the enjoyment of life, family ties and group loyalty over such " gadjo foolishness" as a life of hard work for the sake of wealth. And while Gypsy ethics dictate fair treatment and honesty among themselves, tricking the gadjo out of a bit of hard cash is another matter . . . often (to people with few other trades open to them) a matter of survival. A less flattering tale, related by the famously fatalistic Rom themselves, tells how a Gypsy blacksmith forged the nails that were used to crucify Christ. For this sin, his descendants were condemned to wander the earth, friendless and homeless. Their life ever after was that of the road, which they traveled in bands, or in family groups. Some lived in the traditional horse-drawn, painted caravans ( vurdon ), others wandered the countryside on foot, carrying their belongings, tents and children upon their backs. Some had huts or permanent camps to live in during the cold winter months but the Gypsy ideal was the freedom of the road, and a bedroll beneath the stars.

15. The Borderlands
    Traveller's Guide to the Edge of Faery edited by terri windling and Delia Sherman, with a tentative publication date in  
    http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/nathan/border
    
    Extractions: The Borderland series is set in a time and place where the Elflands have returned. Separated from the world we know by the Border, a magical barrier that prevents access between the two except at certain gates, controlled by the Elves. Bordertown is located just on our side of the Border. The letter from Terri Windling about Bordertown fan fiction What's new! with these pages. 11 November 1996 Check out the Borderlands Bulletin Board, a place to write messages to other folk, and to read messages from them. Books from the Borderland Future Bordertown novels and anthologies include (the tenetively titled) The Essential Bordertown: A Traveller's Guide to the Edge of Faery edited by Terri Windling and Delia Sherman, with a tentative publication date in 1997; and (a currently untitled) novel by Terri Windling. Bordertown, as portrayed in the anthologies Borderland, Bordertown, and Life on the Border, as well as in the novels Elsewhere and Nevernever by Will Shetterly, and

16. The Green Man And The Green Woman
    Article by terri windling on the Green Man, with modern artwork.  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/galgreen.html
    
    Extractions: Green Woman The paintings, drawings, and sculptures on this page have been inspired by myths of the forest the Green Man, the Green Woman, and nature spirits of the wilderness. (To view the art, click on the thumbnail images below.) The works herein have been contributed by artists Brian Froud Robert Gould Wendy Froud Mark Wagner ... Charles Vess (with a new painting created especially for this exhibition), and Ari Berk . In the Coffee House section of this Web site you'll find Green Man poetry by Ari Berk and Bill Lewis . To learn more about the Green Man, we offer an article on the subject by Terri Windling (below), and suggest you visit the following Web sites, where photographs of ancient Green Man carvings can be found: The Green Man: Variations on a Theme and Search for the Greenman Tales of the Mythic Forest by Terri Windling "The King of the Click to see this and 2 more woodland sculptures by Wendy Froud The White Goddess , deals at great length with the order and meanings of the letters comprising this tree alphabet. He conjectures that the famous Welsh "Battle of the Trees" (a group of ancient poems preserved in the 16th-century manuscript "The Romance of Taliesin") refers to a druidic battle of words rather than a literal battle of vegetation. Ever since Graves's lengthy reconstruction of the poem was published in 1948, mythic scholars have been arguing whether Graves's scholarship is divinely inspired or completely mad (a question one could also ask about the mythic poet Taliesin himself).

17. Ellen Datlow And Terri Windling (ed), The Year's Best Fantasy And Horror #13
    Ellen Datlow and terri windling (ed), The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 13 (St. Martin's Griffin, 2000) "Good evening, Ms. Datlow, Ms. windling.  
    http://www.greenmanreview.com/ybfh13.html
    
    Extractions: Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling (ed), The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror #13 (St. Martin's Griffin, 2000) "Good evening, Ms. Datlow, Ms. Windling. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to compile a volume dealing with the best of the fantasy and horror genres for the year 1999. Not only must you pick out the best short fiction of the year, you must also provide rundowns and wrap-ups of the genres as applied to movies, television, magazines, the Internet, comic books, music, and more. "You may pick additional members of your team as necessary. Assistant editors Richard and Mardelle Kunz. Library scout Bill Murphy. The noted artist Thomas Canty. Editor/packager James Frenkel. St. Martin's editor Gordon Van Gelder. The folks at Endicott Studio "We predict you'll need a large team to properly carry out your mission. "As always, if you or any of your team are captured or killed, SFWA will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This contract will self-destruct in five seconds." Every year, editors Terri Windling and Ellen Datlow scour the globe to bring us the best examples of fantasy and horror fiction. This volume of their annual quest is lucky number thirteen, and most assuredly doesn't disappoint.

18. WFA - Gyõztesek és Jelöltek: Wi
    windling, terri, szerkesztésért, SZAKMAI KÜLÖNDÍJ, 1986. windling,terri, szerkesztésért, SZAKMAI KÜLÖNDÍJ, 1987. windling, terri,  
    http://www.zone.ee/aurin/elismeresek/wfa-wi.htm
    
    Extractions: Wilhelm, Kate The Gorgon Field William, A. Susan (szerk.) The Penguin Book of Modern Fantasy by Women Viking Williams, Paul Williams, Paul Williams, Walter Jon Wall, Stone, Craft Williamson, Chet Yore Skin's Jes's Soft 'N Purty... He Said Williamson, J. N. The Night Seasons Williamson, J. N. (szerk.) Masques Williamson, J. N. (szerk.) Masques II Williamson, Jack Willis, Connie Chance Wilson, F. Paul The Barrens Wilson, F. Paul (szerk.) Freak Show Wilson, Gahan Wilson, Gahan Wilson, Gahan Wilson, Gahan Wilson, Robert Charles The Perseids Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri Windling, Terri (szerk.) Elsewhere Windling, Terri (szerk.) Faery Windling, Terri (szerk.) The Year's Best Fantasy: First Annual Collection Windling, Terri (szerk.) The Year's Best Fantasy: Second Annual Collection Windling, Terri (szerk.) Windling, Terri (szerk.) Windling, Terri (szerk.) Windling, Terri (szerk.) Snow White, Blood Red Windling, Terri (szerk.) Black Thorn, White Rose Windling, Terri (szerk.) Winter, Douglas

19. "Sacred Springs And Other Water Lore" By Terri Windling
    Article by terri windling on the lore of sacred springs and waters.  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com/forwatr.html
    
    Extractions: From my Devon village in the west of England it is a short drive through winding green lanes to the once-independent kingdom of Cornwall a land filled with ancient Celtic ruins and ancient stories. On a recent day near the summer solstice, I went to Cornwall on a morning's journey with Wendy Froud, seeking the magic that lies beneath the surface of the rolling hills: water magic, pooled in crumbling holy wells and sacred springs . . . and found in the myths and legends of cultures all around the world. Inside the tiny chapel-like building erected over Dupath Well, the holy water pools in a shallow trough carved from a single granite slab. The air feels thick, heavy with shadows, with silence, with the ghosts of men and women drawn to this spot for hundreds of years. The stones are worn where they once knelt and prayed to the Virgin Mary, or to the Goddess of the Sacred Springs. At the bottom of the trough lay a few copper coins a modern custom of making wishes not so very different from the pagan practice of throwing pins into a well to ask for blessings. I watched as Wendy placed an offering of wildflowers by the water an equally ancient practice recalling a time when it was the land itself our ancestors worshipped, prayed to, and thanked for the gift of life. Many cultures associate water with women: with the Goddess, or several goddesses, or a variety of female nature spirits. The Kung bushmen of Botswana attribute the origin of water to women, granting them special power over it. All-mother, in an Aboriginal myth from northern Australia, arrived from the sea in the form of a rainbow serpent with children (the Ancestors) inside her. It was All-mother who made water for the Ancestors by urinating on the land, creating lakes, rivers and water holes to quench their thirst. The "living water" (running water) of springs and natural fountains is particularly associated in ancient mythological systems with women, fertility and childbirth.

20. Terri Windling: Mítosz, Miszticizmus és Mágia: A Preraffaeliták és A Fantas
    az alábbi kiadás alapján készült windling, terri Myth, Mysticism, and MagicThe PreRaphaelites and Fantasy; in Realms of fantasy; August, 1997, pp.  
    http://www.zone.ee/aurin/szakirodalom/TWapreraffaelitakesafantasy.html
    
    Extractions: A PRERAFFAELITÁK ÉS A FANTASY „Egy új vallást teremtettem - írta a nagy ír költõ, William Butler Yeats -, a költõi hagyomány vallását, tengernyi történetét, megannyi erényét és érzelemét, amelyek elsõ megnyilvánulásuktól fogva elválaszthatatlanok, amelyeket költõk és festõk örökítenek nemzedékrõl nemzedékre. Olyan világra vágytam, amelyben újra meg újra rálelhetnék e hagyományra, és nemcsak képekben meg versekben, de a kandallópárkány körüli csempékben... " A 19. századi Angliában idealista férfiak és nõk csoportja álmodott egy ilyen világ megteremtésérõl; fényes, gazdagon színezett álmaik szõttese az ipari forradalom szürke, füstös hátterével feleselt. Habár különbözõ életutakat jártak be, s eltérõ mûvészeti ágakban tevékenykedtek, ma úgy ismerjük õket, mint a preraffaelitákat. Néhány évvel ezelõtt Steven Brust felkért, hogy tartsak egy elõadást a preraffaelita mûvészetrõl a th Street Fantasy -találkozón, amely évente kerül megrendezésre Minneapolisban. Arra kért, hogy ne csak a mûvészet történetérõl beszéljek, hanem arról, miért találkozik az ember annyi preraffaelita rajongóval a modern fantasy területén. Az alábbiakban e

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