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Kate Saundby
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Kate says the best description of her books is Star Wars Meets As The World Turns.
Kate Saundby lives in rural northwest Tennessee with her second husband Herman.
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Born in London, England more years ago than she cares to remember, Kate Saundby was educated in England and Belgium and emigrated to the U.S. in 1957 as a GI bride. Widowed in 1989, she remarried in 1993, and has two grown sons and four grandchildren. Her younger son, Nicholas Krueger, an award-winning graphic artist, has produced many of her book covers. In her day job, Kate is a social worker for the State of Tennessee.
Birth Place: London, England
Accomplishments: The Wages of Justice received the 2001 Dream Realm Science Fiction Award and Dark Angel received the 2001 Cover Art Award.
The Wages of Justice and The Spirit Dogs of Sirius were both 2003 EPPIE finalists. Dark Angel was a cover art finalist in EPIC's 2002 Quasars. The Wages of Greed and A Circle of Arcs were 2001 EPPIE finalists. Golden Silence and The Spirit Dogs of Sirius were 2000 Dream Realm Award Finalists along with the cover art for Aase's Daughter and The Wages of Justice. The Wages of Justice was a 1999 Frankfurt Award Nominee. The Other Woman was voted Best Poem in the 1998 Preditors and Editors Poll.
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Books
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 | A Distant Bell by Kate Saundby
The long awaited sequel to A Circle of Arcs, this fast-moving historical time travel has been likened to riding a kayak through the rapids.
If you were blind and could only see in your dreams, would you ever want to wake up?...
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Short Stories
Many Happy Returns by Kate Saundby
A cautionary tale for forgetful husbands.
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The Spirit Dogs of Sirius by Kate Saundby
This short story grew to a novella, then became Chapter 6 in the ninth title in my Nublis Chronicles series.
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Poetry
The Other Woman by Kate Saundby
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| Kate's latest title, A Distant Bell, was been released by Double Dragon Publishing in electronic and paperback editions in 2003. A sequel to her romantic historical time travel, A Circle of Arcs, A Distant Bell continues to meld actual persons and events with fictional ones. This time the story is set, in part, at the Court of Louis IV, the Sun King, at Versailles during the Black Mass/poisoning scandals. Kate is working on a new time travel set in the late 1930s.
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