Her below comment suggested she had a lot more to share: ' Men in woman-suits do not women make, and the novel's purpose in the world is to create story to carry forth common values and shared ethos when those values are deformed, and that deformation taken for true, we all suffer.' Janet E. She frequently interacts in the Sword & Sorcery Group on Goodreads-com, which is currently running a Groupread on Heroines (everyone is invited, so feel welcome to join). She is still writing, recently contributing to Writing Fantasy Heroes: Powerful Advice from the Pros. Incidentally, her expanded editions of her Sacred Band books are being re-released now ( Video Trailer). JEM has pushed people's expectations of sexuality and the role of women in fantasy fiction since 1976 she has since published more than 20 novels, many co-authored with her husband Chris Morris (including the Sacred Band of Stepsons of the Thieves World series she also created and edited the Bangsian fantasy series Heroes in Hell). Via the Sword & Sorcery Group on Goodreads-com, I engaged author Janet Morris (JEM) about these themes.

I, the Sun by Janet E. Morris