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| Mari Ness | |
|---|---|
| Born | circa 1971 |
| Occupation | writer |
| Nationality | American |
| Genre | Science fiction and fantasy |
| Website | |
| https://marikness.wordpress.com | |
Mari Ness (born c 1971) is an American poet and author. She has multiple publications in various science fiction and fantasy magazines and anthologies.. Her work has been published in Apex Magazine,, Clarkesworld, Fireside, Lightspeed, Nightmare, Strange Horizons, Tor.com, and Uncanny.
She has been a panelist and guest at a number of science fiction conventions, most notably Worldcon 2019 in Dublin. She has also appeared at OASIS 2019 in Orlando, Florida, and scheduled to appear at CoNZealand 2020 in Wellington, New Zealand.
She currently lives in central Florida, though she has lived in upstate New York previously. Ness is a wheelchair user due to positional tachycardia and vertigo. On occasion her experience with these informs her characters and stories but so too can her interests in technology and mythology and how they can resolve or cause issues.
Bibliography
- Collections
- Tongues of Fire (2002)
- Through Immortal Shadows Singing (poems) (2017)
- Novellas
- In the Greenwood (2013)
- Short Fiction
- Letter to an Overly Ambitious Alien Chef of the Future (2005)
- Kittensplodge and the Awful Correspondence (2006)
- Assistant (2007)
- End of Time (2007)
- The Shadow in the Mirror (2008)
- Wooden Apologies (2009)
- Playing with Spades (2009)
- Rumpled Skin (2009)
- Ravens (2010)
- Twittering the Stars (2010)
- Sparks (2010)
- Mademoiselle and the Chevalier (2010)
- In the Pits of Isfhan (2011)
- Dreams of Elephants and Ice (2011)
- Sister and Bones (2011)
- Love in the Absence of Mosquitoes (2011)
- Green (2011)
- Trickster (2011)
- Twelve Days of Dragons (2011)
- And the Hollow Space Inside (2012)
- Copper, Iron, Blood and Love (2012)
- A Different Rain (2012)
- Nameless (2012)
- The Agreement (2012)
- A Cellar of Terrible Things (2012)
- Shattered Amber (2012)
- Labyrinth (2012)
- Safe (2012)
- Marmalette (2013)
- Palatina (2013)
- The Godmother (2013)
- The Princess and Her Tale (2013)
- Stronger Than the Wind, Stronger Than the Sea (2013)
- Seaweed (2013)
- The Gifts: Part One (2013)
- The Gifts: Part Two (2013)
- The Gifts: Part Three (2013)
- An Assault of Color (2013)
- In the Greenwood (2013)
- The Dragon and the Bond (2013)
- Ink (2014)
- Toads (2014)
- Undone (2014)
- Coffin (2014)
- Death and Death Again (2014)
- Beans and Lies (2014)
- Memories and Wire (2014)
- The Knot (2015)
- The Fox Bride (2015)
- Inhabiting Your Skin (2015)
- The Dollmaker's Rage (2015)
- Sometimes Heron (2015)
- The Petals (2015)
- Sea Dreams (2015)
- The Forge (2015)
- The Huntsmen (2016)
- Cat Play (2016)
- The Game (2016)
- My Own Damn Heaven (2016)
- Deathlight (2016)
- Mistletoe and Copper, Water and Herbs (2016)
- The Middle Child's Practical Guide to Surviving a Fairy Tale (2016)
- Coffee, Love and Leaves (2016)
- Dragonbone (2016)
- Nine Songs (2016)
- The Cat Signal (2016)
- Souls (2016)
- Hundreds (2016)
- The Lion (2017)
- We Need to Talk About the Unicorn in Your Back Yard (2017)
- The Witch in the Tower (2017)
- Stealing Tales (2017)
- Gingerbread Smoke (2017)
- You Will Never Know What Opens (2017)
- Pipers Piping (2017)
- Purchases (2018)
- Shadows and Bells (2018)
- The Sword (2018)
- Memories of Monsters (2018)
- The Ceremony (2018)
- Mercy (2018)
- Feather Ties (2019)
- The Girl and the House (2019)
- The Wolf (2019)
- Transformation, Afterwards (2019)
- Poems
- Waiting (2008)
- Ino (2009)
- Dancing (2010)
- Sleep (2010)
- Quoth the Cultist (2010)
- Snowmelt (2011)
- Grandma and the Puka (2011)
- Nile Song (2011)
- Soul Streets (2011)
- Encantada (2011)
- Raven Singing (2011)
- Silence (2011)
- Petals (2011)
- Frenzy (2011)
- Cold Comfort (2011)
- Do Not Imagine (2011)
- Tongueless (2012)
- Laurels (2012)
- Moondance (2012)
- Sisters (2012)
- Gleaming (2013)
- Walking Home (2013)
- The Loss (2013)
- Feather (2014)
- The Restoration of Youth (2014)
- Bone Song (2014)
- Nausicca's Mother Explains It All (2014)
- The Silver Comb (2014)
- Demands (2014)
- After the Dance (2015)
- The Thirteenth Child (2015)
- The Heart of the Flame (2016)
- After Midnight (2016)
- Ice (2016)
- The Study (2017)
- O Ippos (2017)
- Through Immortal Shadows Singing (2017)
- Hunter (2017)
- Expecting a Dinosaur (2018)
References
- "Author Spotlight: Mari Ness". Nightmare Magazine. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "Interview with Mari Ness". Apex Magazine. 2015-06-02. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "Mari Ness". Work in Fireside. 2018-09-25. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "Author Spotlight: Mari Ness". Lightspeed Magazine. 2017-12-28. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- Ness, About Mari (2019-12-03). "Gretel's Bones". Strange Horizons. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "MariCats". Tor.com. 1970-01-01. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "Mari Ness". Uncanny Magazine. 2014-12-19. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- "Programme participants". Dublin 2019. WorldCon. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
- "All Guests". OASIS. Orlando Area Science Fiction Society. 27 March 2020. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
- "Confirmed Participants CoNZealand". CoNZealand. 29 October 2019. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
- Walsh, Aoife (2019-08-13). "'They had no idea where my wheelchair was'". independent. Retrieved 2020-04-20.