- Author: Jaine Fenn Author Record # 107995
- Birthplace: London, England, UK
- Language: English
- Webpages: Facebook, Goodreads, jainefenn.com, SFE, Wikipedia-EN
- Author Tags: science fiction (9), science fantasy (2), mars (1), action (1), adventure (1), fantasy (1), politics (1)
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Fiction Series
- Hidden Empire
- 1 Principles of Angels (2008)
- 2 Consorts of Heaven (2009)
- 3 Guardians of Paradise (2010)
- 4 Bringer of Light (2011)
- 5 Queen of Nowhere (2013)
- Shadowlands (Jaine Fenn)
- 1 Hidden Sun (2018)
- 2 Broken Shadow (2019)
- Downside Girls (2012)
- Strange Attractors (2023)
- The Ships of Aleph (2012)
- The Martian Job (2017)
- From the Deep (2018)
- The Path to the Sun (2001)
- Death on Elsewhere Street (2005)
- Fear Not Heaven's Fire (2007)
- What You Came For (2008)
- Collateral Damage (2008)
- Angel Dust (2009)
- King of Pain (2010)
- The Prettiest Star (2011)
- Twilight at the Change House (2011)
- Dreaming Towers, Silent Mansions (2011)
- The Ships of Aleph (2012)
- The Three Tempations of Larnia Mier (2012)
- Crown of May (2014)
- The Sky Weeps, the Earth Quakes (2015)
- Down at the Lake (2015)
- Liberty Bird (2016)
- The Martian Job (2017)
- Pale Sister (2019)
- Muse Automatique (2023)
- A Dormitory Haunting (2023)
- High Ground (2023)
- Paying for Rain (2023)
- Sin of Omission (2023)
- The Chatterslee Circle (2023)
- The Sky Weeps (2023)
- Aliens (2009)
- 2010 Vector Reviewers' Poll (2010) with Graham Andrews and Paul Bateman and Lynne Bispham and Tanya Brown and Mark Connorton and Simon Guerrier and Mark Harding and Niall Harrison and Penny Hill and Tony Keen and Paul Kincaid and Anthony Nanson and George Newberry and Martin Potts and Myfanwy Rodman and Andy Sawyer and Donna Scott and Kari Sperring and Martyn Taylor
- The Art of Deviation (2014)
- Aspho Fields (2009) by Karen Traviss
- Zima Blue (2009) by Alastair Reynolds
- Interview: Jaine Fenn (2011) by Tony C. Smith
- Interview – Jaine Fenn (2012) by Theresa Derwin
- Generations (2012) by Jonathan Wright (co-interviewed with Kim Stanley Robinson and Alastair Reynolds)