Sylvia
Engdahl (born 1933) is an American science fiction writer. She has published
twelve books, including six science fiction novels, three nonfiction books, two
science fiction anthologies, and a children's picture book. Ms. Engdahl is best
known for her novel Enchantress from the Stars which was a 1971 Newbery Honor
book. She taught graduate courses on the Web for Connected Education, a pioneer
in online education, 1985-1995. Ms. Engdahl lives in Oregon with her two cats.
Selected Bibliography
Enchantress from the Stars (1970; republished 2001)
Journey Between Worlds (1970; updated edition published
2006)
The Far Side of Evil (1971; updated edition published
2003)
This Star Shall Abide (released in the UK as Heritage of the
Star) (1972)
Beyond the Tomorrow Mountains (1973)
The Doors of the Universe (1981)
Children of the Star (2000) -- omnibus edition of the
trilogy composed of the above three novels, published as adult SF although
they were originally issued as YA books.
Sylvia
Engdahl (born 1933) is an American science fiction writer. She has published
twelve books, including six science fiction novels, three nonfiction books, two
science fiction anthologies, and a children's picture book. Ms. Engdahl is best
known for her novel Enchantress from the Stars which was a 1971 Newbery Honor
book. She taught graduate courses on the Web for Connected Education, a pioneer
in online education, 1985-1995. Ms. Engdahl lives in Oregon with her two cats.