Cherry Wilder

Biography

Books

The Torin Trilogy

1. The Luck of Brin's Five – Won the 1978 Ditmar Award for Best Australian Science Fiction Novel
2. The Nearest Fire
3. The Tapestry Warriors

The Rulers of Hylor series

1. A Princess of the Chameln
2. Yorath the Wolf
3. The Summer's King
4. The Wanderer with Katya Reimann, published posthumously. The Wanderer was to be the first in a new trilogy set in the world of the Rulers of Hylor trilogy.

   Rhomary Land books

5. Second Nature
6. Signs of Life

   Other books

• Cruel Designs
• Dealers in Light and Darkness, a collection

  Short fiction

• "The Ark of James Carlyle" – Nominated for the 1975 Ditmar Award for Best Australian Long Fiction
• "The Phobos Transcripts"
• "Way Out West" – Nominated for the 1976 Ditmar Award for Best Australian Long fiction
• "Double Summer Time"
• "The Remittance Man"
• "The Lodestar"
• "Point of Departure"
• "The Falldown of Man"
• "Mab Gallen Recalled" – Published in Millennial Women
• "Dealers in Light and Darkness"
• "A Long, Bright Day by the Sea of Utner"
• "Odd Man Search"
• "The Gingerbread House"
• "Gone to Earth"
• "The Dreamers of Deliverance"
• "Cabin Fever"
• "Kaleidoscope"
• "Something Coming Through"
• "The Ballad of Hilo Hill"
• "Dreamwood"
• "The Decline of Sunshine"
• "The House on Cemetery Street"
• "Anzac Day"
• "The Soul of a Poet"
• "Alive in Venice"
• "Old Noon's Tale"
• "A Woman's Ritual"
• "The Beta Syndrome"
• "Looking Forward to the Harvest"
• "Bird on a Time Branch"
• "Special Effects"
• "Willow Cottage"
• "Back of Beyond"
• "The Curse of Kali"
• "Dr. Tilmann's Consultant: A Scientific Romance"
• "Friends in Berlin"
• "The Ghost Hunters"
• "The Bernstein Room"
• "The Dancing Floor" in Dreaming Down-Under
• "Saturday"
• "Aotearoa"

  Poetry

• "Legend" and "Prayer for a Wanderer", by Cherry Lockett, in Arachne

  About Wilder

• Yvonne Rousseau's Minmers Marooned and Planet of the Marsupials: The Science-Fiction Novels of Cherry Wilder is the third in Nimrod's Babel Handbook series.

  Bibliographies

• from eidolon.net: Australian SF Online
• from the British Science Fiction Association
• from Fantastic Fiction
• at SciFan
• from The Locus Index to Science Fiction