Ekaterina Sedia bibliography

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A list of works by or about of Ekaterina Sedia, American biologist and speculative fiction writer.

Fiction[edit]

Novels[edit]

Short fiction[edit]

  • "Alphabet Angels" (with David Bartell) in Analog Science Fiction and Fact (March 2005)
  • "Smiling Vermin" (with David Bartell) in Analog Science Fiction and Fact (May 2005)
  • "Kamikaze Bugs" (with David Bartell) in Analog Science Fiction and Fact (January/February 2006)
  • "Daniel Dreams" in Fortean Bureau #29 (March 2005)
  • "Spiders&Saints" in Bare Bone 7 (April 2005, Raw Dog Screaming Press)
  • "Frederick Finds God" (flash) in Fusing Horizons (September 2004)
  • "Making Ivy" in Poe's Progeny (May 2005)
  • "Just Chutney" in Aeon Magazine #3 (May 2005)
  • "Every Eight and Eleven" in The Elastic Book of Numbers (February 2005, Elastic Press)
  • "Animals That Belong to the Emperor" in Between Kisses (February 2005)
  • "Memories of The Fog" in Potter's Field (May 2005, Sam's Dot Publishing)
  • "Still Life in the Mirror" in Panic (August 2005, Sam's Dot Publishing)
  • "Tapestry in Black and White" in Dream the Dark Majestic (August 2005, Ragemachine)
  • "Huni's Love of Clay" in Travel a Time Historic (September 2005, Ragemachine)
  • "Walrus Skin" in The Walri Project (forthcoming)
  • "Heart of the Scarab" in Lenox Avenue #6 (May/June 2005)
  • "Yakov and the Crows" in Book of Dark Wisdom #10 (December 2006)
  • "The Mermaid Collector" in Book of Dark Wisdom (forthcoming)
  • "Hector Meets the King" in New Writings in the Fantastic (Fall 2007, Pendragon Press)
  • "Torsion" in Nemonymous 7 (2007)
  • "Kikimora" in Jabberwocky #1 (July 2005, Prime Books)
  • "God's Chosen" in Oceans of the Mind #XVIII (2005)
  • "Fistula" in Liquid Laughter Volume 1: Medicine Show (November 2006)
  • "Hydraulic" in Spicy Slipstream Stories (forthcoming, Wheatland Press)
  • "Sagekites' Land" in Strange Pleasures #6 anthology (forthcoming, Prime Books)
  • "Manuel and the Magic Fox" in Fantasy Magazine #3 (2006, Prime Books)
  • "A Thousand Cuts" in Other Than #1 (forthcoming)
  • "Munashe and the Spirits" GrendelSong # 1 (September 2006)
  • "Cherrystone and Shards of Ice" HP Lovecraft's Magazine of Horror (forthcoming)
  • "A Play for a Boy and Sockpuppets" in The New Book of Masks (February 2007, Raw Dog Screaming Press)
  • "Simargl and the Rowan Tree" in Mythic # 2 (September 2006)
  • "The Clockmaker's Daughter" in Horrors Beyond II: Stories of Strange Creations (December 2007, Elder Signs Press)
  • "Redemption of Nepheli" in Jim Baen's Universe (April 2007)
  • "Ebb and Flow" in Japanese Dreams a (2008, Prime Books)
  • "Zombie Lenin" in Fantasy Sampler (Spring 2007, Prime Books)
  • "Out of Her Element" in Magic in the Mirrorstone (2008, Mirrorstone Books)
  • "Seas of the World" in Sybil's Garage #4 (May 2007)
  • "Virus Changes Skin" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact (October 2007)
  • "The Taste of Wheat" in Clarkesworld Magazine #11 (August 2007)
  • "The Rats That Didn't Sing" in Cats With Wings #3 (January 2008)
  • "The Disemboweler" in Lone Star Stories (February 2008)
  • "By the Liter" in Subterranean Magazine (Spring 2008)
  • "A Short Encyclopedia of Lunar Seas" in The Endicott Studio Journal of Mythic Arts (August 2008)
  • "Two of Cups" in Behind the Wainscot # 15 (August 2008)
  • "Herding Vegetable Sheep" in Clarkesworld Magazine #30 (March 2009)
  • "Citizen Komarova Finds Love," in Exotic Gothic 3 (2009, Ash-Tree Press)
  • "Helena" in Exotic Gothic 4 (2012, PS Publishing)
  • "A handsome fellow", Asimov's Science Fiction, 36/10&11 (Oct/Nov 2012)

Poetry[edit]

  • "The Sandman's Sestina" in Dream the Dark Majestic (August 2005, Ragemachine)
  • "The Inquisitor's Villanelle" in Goblin Fruit #1 (April 2006)
  • "Mermaid" in Goblin Fruit (Spring 2007)

Non-Fiction[edit]

  • "Making Neologisms Work in Speculative Literature" in Reflection's Edge (February 2005)

Critical studies and reviews of Sedia's work[edit]

The house of discarded dreams
  • Heck, Peter (February 2015). "On Books". Asimov's Science Fiction. 39 (2): 107–111.