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 C. J. Cherryh : C.J. Cherryh 

Caroline Janice Cherryh (born September 1, 1942) has written more than 50 books including the Hugo Award winning "Cyteen". She lives in the state of Washington, USA.

Works

The Alliance-Union Universe

The Company Wars[?]

The Era of Rapprochement[?]

[[The Chanur Novels]

The Mri Wars[?]

Merovingen Nights (Mri Wars Period)[?]

The Age of Exploration[?]

The Hanan Rebellion[?]

The Morgaine Cycle[?]

Ealdwood[?]

The Foreigner Universe[?]

Other novels

External links

http://www.cherryh.com/

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