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Outlander
Series
Outlander
(also titled Cross Stitch)
Dragonfly
in Amber
Voyager
Drums
of Autumn
The
Fiery Cross
A
Breath of Snow and Ashes
Lord
John Books
Lord
John and the Brotherhood of the Blade (Aug 2007)
Lord
John and the Hand of Devils (Nov 2007)
- Lord
John and the Hellfire Club
- Lord
John and the Succubus
- Lord
John and the Haunted Soldier
Lord
John and the Private Matter
Anthologies
Surgeon's
Steel
in Excalibur
Mirror
Image
in Mothers and Sons: A Celebration in Memoirs, Stories, and Photographs
Dream
a Little Dream
in Mothers & Daughters
Naked
Came the Phoenix: A Serial Novel
The
Castellan
in Out of Avalon: An Anthology of Old Magic and New Myths
Hellfire
in Past Poisons
Lord John and the Succubus
in Legends II: New Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy
edited by Robert Silverberg
Non Fiction
The Outlandish Companion
(also titled Through the Stones )
Chapter 19 - Paranormal Romance: Time Travel, Vampires, and Everything Beyond
in
Writing Romances: A Handbook by the Romance Writers of America
A Stillness at the Heart
in Fathers & Daughters: A Celebration in Memoirs, Stories, and Photographs
The Gabaldon Theory of Time-Travel
in The Journal of Transfigural Mathematics(Berlin)
Miscellaneous
Ivanhoe
- A Romance, introduction by Diana Gabaldon
A
Plague of Angels: A Sir Robert Carey Mystery, introduction by Diana Gabaldon
Common
Sense, introduction by Diana Gabaldon
(not
all books are in print)
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Excerpt
from
Untitled Graphic Novel
Copyright
© 2008 Diana Gabaldon, Untitled Graphic Novel, Outlander series.
All rights reserved.
1-59
Murtagh sitting up, watching Jamie sleep.
CAP: Silence falls on the faeries’ hill.
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1-60
Murtagh’s hands, turning over a dirk with a moonstone in the hilt.
Murtagh (whispering):
So ye’ve sworn an oath not to kill, a bhailach*? Man, d’ye not
ken ye were born to it, and you a laird?
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1-61
Jamie’s sleeping face, his hands folded on his chest.
Murtagh (OS): I swore to your Da to bring ye home-and to your mother to keep ye
safe. Christ, lad, ye’re like her!
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1-62
Murtagh turns, startled. OS:
Whoo-whooooo!
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1-63
Murtagh starts back, seeing huge yellow eyes in a tree near him.
Murtagh: Bride save us!
Owl: Hoooo!
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Murtagh seizes the wooden cross that hangs around his neck. A huge white owl is
sitting on a pine branch, looking at him.
Murtagh: By the name of the Blessed Trinity-who are ye, and why come ye here?
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