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Ilsa J Bick


USA flag (b.1957)

Ilsa J. Bick is a child psychiatrist, as well as a film scholar, surgeon wannabe, former Air Force major--and an award-winning, best-selling author of dozens of short stories and novels.
Ilsa's work spans established universes such as Star Trek, Battletech, Battlecorps, Mechwarrior Dark Age, and Shadowrun while her original novels include such critically acclaimed and award-winning books as The ASHES Trilogy, Drowning Instinct, The Sin-Eater's Confession, and Draw the Dark. The first novel in her DARK PASSAGES series, White Space, was long-listed for the Stoker, and the concluding volume of the series, The Dickens Mirror, is now out in paperback.

Currently a cheesehead-in-exile, Ilsa lives in Alabama with the husband and several furry creatures. On occasion, she even feeds them.
 


Genres: Science Fiction, Romantic Suspense, Young Adult Fantasy
 
New and upcoming books
October 2024

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What is Lost
(John Worthy, book 1)
December 2024

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What is Found
(John Worthy, book 2)
Series
Ashes Trilogy
   1. Ashes (2011)
   2. Shadows (2012)
   3. Monsters (2013)
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Dark Passages
   1. White Space (2014)
   2. The Dickens Mirror (2015)
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John Worthy
   1. What is Lost (2024)
   2. What is Found (2024)
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Novels
   Draw the Dark (2010)
   Drowning Instinct (2012)
   The Sin Eater's Confession (2013)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Acceptable Losses (2011)
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Series contributed to
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Star Trek : S. C. E.
   51. Lost Time (2005)
   55. Wounds, Book 1 (2005)
   56. Wounds, Book 2 (2005)
   Ghost (2007)
   Wounds (2008) (with others)
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Books containing stories by Ilsa J Bick
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BattleTech: the Corps (2024)
(BattleCorps Anthology, book 1)
edited by
Loren L Coleman

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Ilsa J Bick recommends
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Not a Drop to Drink (2013)
(Not a Drop to Drink, book 1)
Mindy McGinnis
"Set against the grim backdrop of an all-too-possible future, McGinnis's very fine coming of age novel doesn't stint on lifes hard lessons--or its triumphs. Lynn's story is what Laura Ingalls Wilder might've penned if she'd traveled a frontier imagined by Cormac McCarthy."

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