books by Molly Gloss

books by Molly Gloss

books:

Molly Gloss

Molly Gloss

Houghton Mifflin, 2007

wonderful book
This book held my interest all the way through, but non-horse people might feel it dragged. I was totally unaware of the history of young women who were employed as horse breakers or trainers. Even though her methods were unorthodox then, it seems only common sense ...

Wild Life

Molly Glass

Mariner Books, 2001

Thrilling, earthy.
This story is sheer joy on so many levels. The protagonist, Charlotte, is a 35 yr old educated and independent widow with 5 sons, living in the pioneer outbacks in the Washington/Oregon area 100 years ago. She's managed to support her family writing "minor" romantic ...

The Jump-Off Creek

Molly Gloss

Mariner Books, 2005

Life for a woman.
The Jump-off Creek I had a hard time getting started with this book but it grabbed me and I was hooked. Lydia's husband Lars passes away. She sells everything of his and moves to Eastern Oregon. She tries her hand at ranching. Life is hard all by yourself and the ...

The Dazzle of Day

Molly Gloss

Tor Books, 1998

An excellent read . . engrossing
I must enter a review to address the comments of other reviewers. First, I don't believe this novel was ever intended to be "typical SF". Molly Gloss writes about deeply rooted issues having to do with relationships and people's lives. Dazzle of Day turned out to be ...

ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 14, number 1 - January Jan 1990: Bwana; Warstory; The Caress; Personal ...

Gardner (editor) (Mike Resnick; Gregory Benford; Greg Egan; Molly Gloss; John M. Ford; Kathe Koja; Tom Purdom) Dozois

Davis Publications, 1990

Not Free SF Reader
Not much else of interest in this mag, apart from the stories - book mentions include Sterling's Crystal Express. Also a short 'neat article' stuff where Orson Scott Card thinks Clive Barker was a dead end. Pretty amusing, having just read 'The New Weird' anthology. ...