Mary Soon Lee

Mary Soon Lee
Born 1965
London, England
Occupation Writer, poet
Nationality British
Alma mater Trinity Hall, Cambridge University
Genre speculative fiction
Spouse Andrew Moore
Website
www.marysoonlee.com

Mary Soon Lee (born 1965) [1] is a British speculative fiction writer and poet.[2]

Life and career

Mary Soon Lee was born in London, England, and attended Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, where she graduated with a Master of Arts in mathematics and a diploma in computer science. After graduating, she worked as a Lisp programmer at the software company Harlequin. She began writing in 1991 on TV scripts, and in 1992 turned to short stories, making her first short story sale to Strange Days magazine.[3] Her work has appeared in several professional magazines and anthologies including Fantasy & Science Fiction, Interzone and Analog.[4] She currently resides in the United States.

Bibliography

Selected works include:

Short stories

  • Ebb Tide (1995)
  • Assembly Line (1995)
  • The Tinkerbell Theory (1995)
  • Silent in the Cities (1996)
  • The Hollow Dancer (1997)
  • Universal Grammar (1997)
  • Monstrosity (1997)
  • Puppetta (1997)
  • Interior Landscape (1998)
  • Ex Terra, Ex Astris (1998)
  • The Day Before They Came (1998)
  • Cause and Consequence (1998)
  • Luna Incognita (1999)
  • Lifework (1999)
  • Tranquillity (1999)
  • 1-800-Clone-Me (1999)
  • Murder Absolute (2000)
  • Rewind (2000)
  • PauseTime (2000)
  • Luna Classifieds (2001)
  • The Fall of the Kingdom (2001)
  • Clever People (2001)
  • Patterns (2001)
  • Crew-Dog (2001)
  • The Strangers (2001)
  • New World (2002)
  • Homecoming (2002)
  • Making Fields (2002)
  • Immigrants (2003)
  • Coming of Age (2003)
  • Growing Pains (2003)
  • Shen's Daughter (2003)
  • Sarai (2004)

Collections

  • Winter Shadows & Other Tales (2001)
  • Ebb Tides and Other Tales (2002)

Books

  • The Sign of the Dragon (2015)

Honors and awards

References

  1. ↑ ISFDB
  2. ↑ Jones, Donna. "On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol 17 no. 3 # 62 Fall 2005". SF Crowsnest. Retrieved 26 June 2013.
  3. ↑ Walters, Trent. "A Conversation With Mary Soon Lee". SF Site. Retrieved 26 June 2013.
  4. ↑ Yant, Christie. "Author Spotlight: Mary Soon Lee". Lightspeed (magazine). Retrieved 26 June 2013.
  5. ↑ "Mary Soon Lee Bibliography". Carnegie Mellon. Retrieved 24 June 2013.
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