Laura Resnick

Awards

• Romantic Times Magazine Award 1989
• Romantic Times Magazine Award 1993
• John W. Campbell Award 1993
• Rita Award finalist, 2004
• Romantic Times Magazine Award 2004

  Novels

• Disappearing Nightly
• Doppelgangster
• Unsympathetic Magic
• Vamparazzi
• Polterheist
• The Misfortune Cookie
• Abracadaver
• Goldzilla
• Esther Diamond #9
• Esther Diamond #10

• In Legend Born
• The White Dragon
• The Destroyer Goddess

• The Purifying Fire

• One Sultry Summer
• A Wilder Name
• Ulterior Motives
• Guilty Secrets
• A Woman's Work
• Upon A Midnight Clear
• The Black Sheep
• Celestial Bodies
• The Bandit King
• Untouched By Man
• Under The Voodoo Moon
• Sleight of Hand
• Fever Dreams
• Nights of Fire
• Fallen From Grace

  Non-Fiction

• A Blonde in Africa
• Rejection, Romance, and Royalties: The Wacky World of a Working Writer

• "Cape Town Townships," The Reader's Companion To South Africa
• "Book Proposal: In Legend Born," I Have this Nifty Idea, Now What Do I Do With It?
• "The Good, the Bad, and the Ambivalent," Seven Seasons of Buffy: Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Discuss Their Favorite Television Show
• "That Angel Doesn't Live Here Anymore," Five Seasons of Angel: Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors Discuss Their Favorite Vampire
• "The Charm of Charmed," Totally Charmed: Demons, Whitelighters and the Power of Three
• "Bride & Prejudice," Flirting with Pride & Prejudice: Fresh Perspectives on the Original Chick-Lit Masterpiece
• "Are Brain-Dead Chimpanzees Eating My Shelf Space?" Star Wars On Trial: Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Debate the Most Popular Science Fiction Films of All Time

  Short stories

• "No Room for the Unicorn"
• "Avant Vanguard"
• "We Are Not Amused"
• "The Abominable Snowman"
• "Yasmine"
• "Heaven's Only Daughter"
• "Fluff the Tragic Dragon"
• "A Fleeting Wisp of Glory"
• "The Vatican Outfit"
• "When the Ego Alters"
• "Curren's Song"
• "Upon A Midnight Dreary"
• "Confessional"
• "Under a Sky More Fiercely Blue"
• "The Muse Afire"
• "Those Rowdy Royals!"
• "Saint Frankie"
• "Ever Since Eden"
• "Full Earth Tonight"
• "The Adventure of the Missing Coffin"
• "A Wind From Heaven"
• "Enter the Night"
• "The Lily Maid of Astat"
• "The Hound Lover"
• "Wall Street Wizards"
• "Amandla!"
• "In Zodiac We Trust"
• "Highway To Heaven"
• "Terrible Monkey"
• "Qadishtu"
• "The Fortunes of Temperance"
• "The Purple Rose of Romance"
• "Homicidal Honeymoon"
• "Grievous Wounds"
• "Freddy Nearby"
• "The Capo of Darkness"
• "Wallgate"
• "First Familiars"
• "The Spin Wizard"
• "Licensed To Reclaim"
• "The Prodigy"
• "The Magic Keyboard"
• "Doppelgangster"
• "Diary of a Galactic Emigre"
• "Jesus H. Christ"
• "Greek To Me"
• "Lady Roxanne LaBelle"
• "Creation: The Launch!"
• "Camelot's Greatest Hits"
• "By Any Other Name"
• "Something Virtual This Way Comes"
• "Peacekeeping Mission"
• "Fang Fest"
• "Temporal Management"
• "The Infernal Revenant Service"
• "The Spear of Destiny"
• "Project: Creation"
• "The Quin Quart"
• "Mortal Mix-Up"
• "The Story of My Unlife"
• "Your Name Here"
• "No Place Like Home"
• "Fabian's Wake"
• "Dave the Mighty Steel-Thewed Avenger"
• "A Girl's Home Is Her Rent-Controlled Castle"
• "Friendship"
• "The Spiel of the Glocken"
• "Achilles Piquant and the Elsinore Vacillation"
• "The ∏ Files"
• ""Galatea: A Modern Myth"
• "Lost and Found"
• "Cthulhu, P.I."

  Miscellaneous

• January 2009 to present: Writes a monthly opinion column, "The Mad Scribbler," for Nink, the journal of Novelists, Inc.
• 2007-2008: Served two years on the BoD as president-elect and then president of Novelists, Inc.
• 2006: Post-graduate journalism intern with The Associated Press in Jerusalem. Articles published on subjects including Israeli elections, the April 2006 Tel Aviv bombing, Easter in the Old City, pollution of the Jordan River, the Black Hebrews, and Israeli reggae enthusiasts, science fiction fans, and gaeolophiles.
• January 2000-September 2003: Wrote a monthly opinion column, "The Comely Curmudgeon," for Nink
• 2001-2003: Wrote a quarterly opinion column, "The Filthy Pro," for the SFWA Bulletin, the national magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America