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Caitlin Sweets first fantasy novel, A Telling of Stars, was published by Penguin Canada in 2003. Her second, The Silences of Home, was published in 2005. Between them, they were nominated for Aurora Awards, a Locus Best First Novel Award, long-listed for the Sunburst Award, and ranked in the top 5 of SFSites Best Novels of 2005. For a few years she was deluded enough to think that she might write some epic trilogies. Eventually she returned to her senses and wrote a stand-alone novel, The Pattern Scars, which will be published in fall 2011 by ChiZine Publications. Her work-in-progress is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast by way of Minoan Crete.
Novels
A Telling of Stars (2002)
The Silences of Home (2005)
The Pattern Scars (2011)
The Door in the Mountain (2014)
The Flame in the Maze (2015)
The Silences of Home (2005)
The Pattern Scars (2011)
The Door in the Mountain (2014)
The Flame in the Maze (2015)
Books containing stories by Caitlin Sweet
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