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* BlackAndGrayMorality: ''Death of the Necromancer'' has [[AntiVillain Nicholas]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Valiarde,]] a coldblooded thief, murderer and all around MagnificentBastard. Nic has spent years sabotaging his enemy on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge; at the start of the narrative, Nic's nearing the completion of his [[EvilPlan ultimate scheme]] when he and his subordinates run afoul of an unknown person using BlackMagic. Somehow, this leads to the group spending the rest of the book fighting an insane mass murderer. And the reason they do it is at least partly because it's ''bad for business.''
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: ''Death of the Necromancer'' has [[AntiVillain Nicholas]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Valiarde,]] a coldblooded thief, murderer thief and all around MagnificentBastard.murderer. Nic has spent years sabotaging his enemy on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge; at the start of the narrative, Nic's nearing the completion of his [[EvilPlan ultimate scheme]] when he and his subordinates run afoul of an unknown person using BlackMagic. Somehow, this leads to the group spending the rest of the book fighting an insane mass murderer. And the reason they do it is at least partly because it's ''bad for business.''
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Martha Wells is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. She has a website [[http://www.marthawells.com/ here]].
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Martha Wells is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. She has a website [[http://www.marthawells.com/ here]].
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* GeometricMagic: In ''The Fall of Ile-Rien'' the wizards are busy reverse-engineering a kind of "travelling circle"-spell, where altering the symbols lets you go to different places and worlds.worlds.
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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: In ''City of Bones,'' the Krismen (humanoid marsupials resistant to poison, drought, and desert sun) were created so that at least something mostly human would be able to survive in the wasteland consuming the known world. (And then it turned out that normal humans could live on the fringes of it just fine, so now the Krismen are a hated underclass whenever they leave the desert to do business in the cities.)
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This is the publicity image from her website. Should be a good one to use.
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Martha Wells is an American science fiction and fantasy writer.
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Martha Wells is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. \n She has a website [[http://www.marthawells.com/ here]].
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: ''Death of the Necromancer'' has [[AntiVillain Nicholas]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Valiarde,]] a coldblooded thief, murderer and all around MagnificentBastard. Nic has spent years sabotaging his enemy on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge; at the start of the narrative, Nic's nearing the completion of his [[EvilPlan ultimate scheme]] when he and his subordinates run afoul of an unknown person using BlackMagic. Somehow, this leads to the group spending the rest of the book fighting an insane mass murderer. And the reason they do it is at least partly because it's ''bad for business.''
* ChekhovMIA: Nicholas Valiarde in the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy.
* FantasyGunControl: Averted in ''Death of the Necromancer''. Guns exist side-by-side with knights, swordplay, and magic (including that of the eponymous necromancer). The prequel, "The Element of Fire," has a quasi-Elizabethan setting, and the protagonist uses a wheel-lock gun in the first chapter.
* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: In ''City of Bones,'' the Krismen (humanoid marsupials resistant to poison, drought, and desert sun) were created so that at least something mostly human would be able to survive in the wasteland consuming the known world. (And then it turned out that normal humans could live on the fringes of it just fine, so now the Krismen are a hated underclass whenever they leave the desert to do business in the cities.)
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: In ''The Death of the Necromancer'', one of the villains framed an innocent man for murder and necromancy. As a consequence, the hero[[note]]the adopted son of the condemned man[[/note]] spends the novel trying to frame him, so that he too will be executed for a crime he didn't commit. [[spoiler: The hero finally tricks him into shooting a magically animated corpse.]]
* GeometricMagic: In ''The Fall of Ile-Rien'' the wizards are busy reverse-engineering a kind of "travelling circle"-spell, where altering the symbols lets you go to different places and worlds.
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! Tropes found in her works include:
* BlackAndGrayMorality: ''Death of the Necromancer'' has [[AntiVillain Nicholas]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Valiarde,]] a coldblooded thief, murderer and all around MagnificentBastard. Nic has spent years sabotaging his enemy on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge; at the start of the narrative, Nic's nearing the completion of his [[EvilPlan ultimate scheme]] when he and his subordinates run afoul of an unknown person using BlackMagic. Somehow, this leads to the group spending the rest of the book fighting an insane mass murderer. And the reason they do it is at least partly because it's ''bad for business.''
* ChekhovMIA: Nicholas Valiarde in the ''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy.
* FantasyGunControl: Averted in ''Death of the Necromancer''. Guns exist side-by-side with knights, swordplay, and magic (including that of the eponymous necromancer). The prequel, "The Element of Fire," has a quasi-Elizabethan setting, and the protagonist uses a wheel-lock gun in the first chapter.
* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: In ''City of Bones,'' the Krismen (humanoid marsupials resistant to poison, drought, and desert sun) were created so that at least something mostly human would be able to survive in the wasteland consuming the known world. (And then it turned out that normal humans could live on the fringes of it just fine, so now the Krismen are a hated underclass whenever they leave the desert to do business in the cities.)
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: In ''The Death of the Necromancer'', one of the villains framed an innocent man for murder and necromancy. As a consequence, the hero[[note]]the adopted son of the condemned man[[/note]] spends the novel trying to frame him, so that he too will be executed for a crime he didn't commit. [[spoiler: The hero finally tricks him into shooting a magically animated corpse.]]
* GeometricMagic: In ''The Fall of Ile-Rien'' the wizards are busy reverse-engineering a kind of "travelling circle"-spell, where altering the symbols lets you go to different places and worlds.
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Martha Wells is an American science fiction and fantasy writer.
Her books include:
Ile-Rien
* The Element of Fire
* The Death of the Necromancer
* The Fall of Ile-Rien
** The Wizard Hunters
** The Ships of the Air
** The Gate of Gods
Literature/BooksOfTheRaksura
** The Cloud Roads
** The Serpent Sea
** The Siren Depths
** Stories of the Raksura, Volume I (forthcoming September 2014)
** Stories of the Raksura, Volume II (forthcoming April 2015)
Emilie series
* Emilie and the Hollow World
* Emilie and the Sky World
Stand-alone works:
* City of Bones
* Wheel of the Infinite
Tie-In Novels:
* Franchise/StarWars: Razor’s Edge
* Series/StargateAtlantis: Reliquary
* Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement
Her books include:
Ile-Rien
* The Element of Fire
* The Death of the Necromancer
* The Fall of Ile-Rien
** The Wizard Hunters
** The Ships of the Air
** The Gate of Gods
Literature/BooksOfTheRaksura
** The Cloud Roads
** The Serpent Sea
** The Siren Depths
** Stories of the Raksura, Volume I (forthcoming September 2014)
** Stories of the Raksura, Volume II (forthcoming April 2015)
Emilie series
* Emilie and the Hollow World
* Emilie and the Sky World
Stand-alone works:
* City of Bones
* Wheel of the Infinite
Tie-In Novels:
* Franchise/StarWars: Razor’s Edge
* Series/StargateAtlantis: Reliquary
* Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement
