Author

Julian May

6 series · 7 standalones · 29 works in the catalog

1931–2017 · Chicago, Illinois, USA

Julian Clare May was an American science fiction, fantasy, horror, science and children's writer who also used several literary pseudonyms. She is best known for her Saga of Pliocene Exile and Galactic Milieu Series books.

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science fiction
space opera
time travel
epic fantasy
science fantasy
fantasy

Series

Boreal Moon(3 works)
Galactic Milieu(10 works)
The Rampart Worlds(3 works)
Trillium / World of the Three Moons(3 works)

Works

Type

Genre

25 of 29 works

Dune Roller1951novelettescience fiction
The Many-Colored LandSaga of the Pliocene Exile1981novelscience fiction
The Tanu Song1981poem
Synopsis of Volume 1: The Many-Colored Land1982short story
The Golden TorcSaga of the Pliocene Exile1982novelscience fiction
The Many-Colored Land & The Golden TorcSaga of the Pliocene Exile1982omnibusscience fiction
Synopsis: The Galactic Milieu and the Pliocene Exile1983short story
The Nonborn KingSaga of the Pliocene Exile1983novelscience fiction
Certain Poems Quoted in the Saga1984poem
The AdversarySaga of the Pliocene Exile1984novelscience fiction
The Galactic Milieu and the Pliocene Exile1984novelette
The Nonborn King & The AdversarySaga of the Pliocene Exile1984omnibusscience fiction
The Saga of Pliocene ExileSaga of the Pliocene Exile1984omnibusscience fiction
InterventionIntervention1987novelscience fiction
The MetaconcertIntervention1987novelscience fiction
The SurveillanceIntervention1987novelscience fiction
Black TrilliumTrillium / World of the Three Moons1990novelepic fantasy
Black Trillium (excerpt)1990short story
Blood TrilliumTrillium / World of the Three Moons1992novelepic fantasy
Jack the BodilessGalactic Milieu1992novelscience fiction
Diamond MaskGalactic Milieu1994novelscience fiction
MagnificatGalactic Milieu1996novelscience fiction
Sky TrilliumTrillium / World of the Three Moons1997novelfantasy
Perseus SpurThe Rampart Worlds1998novelscience fiction
Orion ArmThe Rampart Worlds1999novelscience fiction