Nancy Kilpatrick
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Nancy Kilpatrick was born in the United States and became a Canadian citizen in the 1970s. She has lived in Montreal for many years. In the course of her many publications, she has become a specialist of vampire stories, one of the favourite themes in fantasy. Winner of the 1993 Arthur Ellis Award for best short story for "Mantrap," she has twice been a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award, for Near Death in 1995, and a five-time finalist for the Aurora Award. Nancy Kilpatrick has published under her own name or the pen name Aramantha Knight fourteen novels, five collections of short stories, more than twenty-five short stories, as well as four graphic novel scripts and eight fantasy anthologies. |
- About Nancy Kilpatrick
- Bibliography
About Nancy Kilpatrick
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The Ottawa Citizen |
and her risks pay off.. Poppy Z. Brite |
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She's fast and furious and she always delivers. Brian Lumley |
a new goddess in Nancy Kilpatrick. Karl Edward Wagner |
Bibliography
- As One Dead [coll. D. Bassingwaithe], White Wolf, Vampire : The Masquerade, 1996.
- Power of the Blood :
- 1. Child of the Night, Raven, 1996 ; Pumpkin, 1998.
- 1. L'Enfant de la nuit. Beauport : Alire, (Romans 046), 2001.
- 2. Near Death, Pocket, 1994 ; Pumpkin, 1998.
- 2. La Mort tout près. Beauport : Alire, (Romans 049), 2001.
- 3. Reborn, Pumpkin, 1998.
- 3. Renaissance. Beauport : Alire, (Romans 053), 2002.
- 4. Bloodlover, Baskerville, 2000.
- 4. La Passion du sang. Lévis : Alire, (Romans 058), 2002.
- 1. Child of the Night, Raven, 1996 ; Pumpkin, 1998.
