- Author: N. Lee Wood Author Record # 2242
- Legal Name: Wood, Nancy Lee
- Birthplace: Hartford, Connecticut, USA
- Birthdate: 15 November 1955
- Language: English
- Webpages: SFE, Wikipedia-EN
- Used These Alternate Names: Lee Jackson, Lee Wood
- Author Tags: science fiction (3), World SF (2), fantasy (1)
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Novels
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Faraday's Orphans (1996)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Copiii lui Faraday [Romanian] (1995)
-
Looking for the Mahdi (1996)
also appeared as:
-
Translation: În căutarea lui Mahdi?In cautarea lui Mahdi[Romanian] (1998)
- Translation: In Erwartung des Mahdi [German] (1998)
- Translation: Le gardien de l'ange [French] (2000)
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Translation:
- Bloodrights (1999)
- Master of None (2004)
- Redemption (2007) [only as by Lee Jackson]
- Nemira
-
Romanian SF Anthology Nemira '94 (1994)
with
George Anania
and
Romulus Bărbulescu?Romulus Barbulescuand Norman Spinrad [only as by George Anania and Romulus Barbulescu and Norman Spinrad and N. Lee Wood]
-
Romanian SF Anthology Nemira '94 (1994)
with
George Anania
and
- The Fleet Universe
- 1 The Fleet
- Molly Haskowin (1990)
- 1 The Fleet
- Memories That Dance Like Dust in the Summer Heat (1990)
- In the Land of No (1991)
- Three Merry Pranksters at the Louvre (2000)
- Thicker Than Water (2001)
- Balzac (2003)
- A Is for the Angel (2003) [only as by Lee Jackson]
- Full House (2005) [only as by Lee Jackson]
- Scapegoats (2014)
-
♋?Cancer(2017)
- Report from Clarion West (1985)
- Magnum Opus Con (III) (1988)
- Writers of the Past Award (1988)
- 1988 World Sf Meeting in Budapest (1989)
- ABA, Parisienne Style (1989)
- SF in France (Locus #357) (1990)
- World SF Meeting at Den Haag (1990)
- Parcon '90 Report (1991)
- SF in France (Locus #372) (1992)
- 1992 Salon du Livre (1992)
- Freucon/1992 World SF Meeting (1992)
- 1993 Salon du Livre (1993)
- Étonnants Voyaguers Festival (1993)
- Foreword (Nemira '94) (1994)
- Letter (Ansible 157) (2000)
- Letter (Ansible 160) (2000)
- Letter (Ansible 223) (2006)
- Letter (Ansible 290) (2011)
- Letter (Ansible 316) (2013) [only as by Lee Wood]