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Diane Duane

Diane Duane (born May 18, 1952, in New York City) is an American-Irish writer of science fiction and fantasy for television, film and print. She grew up on Long Island, trained as a psychiatric nurse, and published her first novel, The Door into Fire, in 1979, the first of the Middle Kingdoms series.
She is best known for the Young Wizards young adult series, which began with So You Want to Be a Wizard in 1983, and for her Star Trek fiction, including the Rihannsu novels, and the Next Generation episode "Where No One Has Gone Before". She has also written Spider-Man and SeaQuest DSV tie-in novels and the online-game thriller Omnitopia Dawn.
She has lived in Ireland since 1988 with her husband, the novelist Peter Morwood.

So You Want to Be a Wizard
Diane Duane
Young Wizards #1
Star Trek The Next Generation - Dark Mirror
Diane Duane
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Original Series) #43
Deep Wizardry
Diane Duane
Young Wizards #2
High Wizardry
Diane Duane
Young Wizards #3
The Romulan Way
Diane Duane
Star Trek: Rihannsu #1


















The Young Wizards series should be read in publication order, starting with "So You Want to Be a Wizard." While each book has a self-contained adventure, the overarching plot and character development build sequentially.
Diane Duane has also written under the pseudonym Diane Duane-Platt for some of her earlier works. She has also co-authored books with her husband, Peter Morwood.
Diane Duane is widely recognized for her Young Wizards series, which blends fantasy with science fiction elements for a young adult audience. She is also well-regarded for her contributions to the Star Trek novel universe, particularly the Rihannsu series.