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Lisa Tuttle

Lisa Tuttle

b. 16 September 1952

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Lisa Tuttle is the author of the fantasy novel Windhaven. She writes stories that explore the magic and wonder of the world.

Top Genres

Horror Fiction Science Fiction Short Stories Fantasy

Also Known As

Maria Palmer, Lisa. (Introduction by). Tuttle, Lisa. Tuttle, Lisa Tuttle (author), Lisa TUTTLE

Featured Works

Book cover of Songs of love & death
Start Here

Songs of love & death

Carrie Vaughn

The Dresden Files
Book cover of The Future is Female 2!

The Future is Female 2!

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro

The Future is Female #2
Book cover of Dark Forces

Dark Forces

Charles L. Grant

Book cover of Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!

Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!

Anthony Boucher

Book cover of Windhaven

Windhaven

Elsa Charretier

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Lisa Tuttle best known for?

    Lisa Tuttle is highly regarded for her contributions to feminist science fiction and horror, often exploring themes of identity, gender, and the uncanny. She is particularly noted for her short stories and her critical work on the genre.

  • Does Lisa Tuttle write under other names?

    Lisa Tuttle has also published some works under the pseudonym Maria Palmer, particularly in the romance genre. This allowed her to explore different writing styles and themes.

  • Where should a new reader start with Lisa Tuttle's work?

    New readers interested in her distinctive style might begin with her short story collections, such as "A Nest of Nightmares" or "Memories of the Body," which showcase her range in speculative fiction and horror.