Marella Sands

Marella Sands (born 1966) is an American author of fantasy and science fiction. She contributed to the shared-world Darkover anthologies associated with Marion Zimmer Bradley, and wrote the historical fantasy novel Sky Knife (1997), set among the Maya and continued in later Ancient Mayan Priest novels. Under the joint pseudonym Kenyon Morr, shared with fellow author Mark Sumner, she wrote a tie-in novel for the King's Quest video-game franchise. Her other work includes contributions to the 1632 shared-universe fiction series built around Eric Flint's alternate-history setting, spanning a career that moves between original fantasy, licensed tie-in fiction, and collaborative shared-world storytelling.