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- Legal Name: Sherman, Cordelia Caroline
- Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
- Birthdate: 1951
- Wikipedia Entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delia_Sherman
- Webpage: http://www.sff.net/people/kushnerSherman/Sherman/
- Used These Alternate Names: Cordelia Sherman
- Interviews: Delia Sherman: The other aliens , Stone Telling Roundtable: Story and Identity , The Freedom Maze , Author Spotlight: Delia Sherman , Delia Sherman: Historical Dimensions
- ISFDB Record Number: 2672
- Biography: Bio:Delia Sherman
- Bibliographic Comments: Author:Delia Sherman
- Author Tags: fantasy (4) , best of year anthology (4) , historical fantasy (2) , gay (2) , honorable mention dozois years best (2) , juvenile fantasy (2) , genderqueer (1) , to read 2007 (1) , faery (1) , fairytale (1) , library/book-related (1) , Young Adult (1) , prometheus award for best novel finalist (1) , time travel (1)
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- Changeling
- 1 Changeling (2006)
- 2 The Magic Mirror of the Mermaid Queen (2009)
- The World of Riverside
- 2 The Fall of the Kings (2002) with Ellen Kushner
- The Fall of the Kings (1997) [SF] with Ellen Kushner
- The Witch in the Wood (2012) [SF]
- Through a Brazen Mirror (1989)
- The Porcelain Dove (1993)
- The Freedom Maze (2011)
- Chronicles of the Borderlands
- The Essential Bordertown (1998) with Terri Windling
- The Wall (2011) [POEM]
- The Horns of Elfland (1997) with Ellen Kushner and Donald G. Keller
- Walpurgis Afternoon (2007)
- The Fleeting Season (1986) [only as by Cordelia Sherman ]
- The Maid on the Shore (1987)
- As Blood Is It Red (1988)
- Miss Carstairs and the Merman (1989)
- Nanny Peters and the Feathery Bride (1990)
- Blood Kin (1991)
- Land's End (1991)
- Young Woman in a Garden (1994)
- The Printer's Daughter (1995)
- The Witch's Heart (1996)
- The Daemon Lover (graphic story) (1996)
- Sacred Harp (1997)
- Socks (1998)
- The Faerie Cony-Catcher (1998)
- The Freedom Maze [draft] (excerpt) (1999)
- The Parwat Ruby (1999)
- The Months of Manhattan (2000)
- Grand Central Park (2002)
- Cotillion (2003)
- Catnyp (2004)
- Walpurgis Afternoon (2005)
- La Fée Verte (2006)
- The Fiddler of Bayou Teche (2007)
- Gift from a Spring (2008)
- The Red Piano (2009)
- Wizard's Apprentice (2009)
- The Selkie Speaks (2010)
- Flying (2011)
- How the Pooka Came to New York City (2011)
- The Ghost of Cwmlech Manor (2011)
- Queen Victoria's Book of Spells (2013)
- Snow White to the Prince (1995)
- Carabosse (1999)
- The Crone (2000)
- Fathers (2011)
- Read This (The New York Review of Science Fiction, May 1993) (1993)
- The Sixth Annual James Tiptree, Jr. Awards Annotated List (1997) with Karen Joy Fowler and Richard Kadrey and Janet M. Lafler and Justine Larbalestier
- James T. Tiptree Fairy Godmother Award: Angela Carter (1997)
- On "Walpurgis Afternoon" (2007)
- Afterword: The Space Between (2007) with Theodora Goss
- Afterwords: An Interstitial Interview (2009) with Colleen Mondor and Christopher Barzak
- Introduction (Dorothea Dreams) (2010)
- The Last Warrior Queen (1986) by Mary Mackey [only as by Cordelia Sherman ]
- Zorachus (1987) by Mark E. Rogers
- Cat's Pawn (1987) by Leslie Gadallah
- Mama Day (1989) by Gloria Naylor
- Beloved (1989) by Toni Morrison
- The Dark Hand of Magic (1990) by Barbara Hambly
- The Sorceress and the Cygnet (1991) by Patricia A. McKillip
- Tam Lin (1991) by Pamela Dean
- Mary Reilly (1992) by Valerie Martin
- Strange Devices of the Sun and Moon (1993) by Lisa Goldstein
- Running Fiercely Toward a High Thin Sound (1996) by Judith Katz
- Manchu Palaces (1998) by Jeanne Larsen