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message 1: by Colin (new)

Colin If this is old news and I am simply behind the times, I apologize but I haven't seen anything here. Apparently, at the end of April, CJ Cherryh put out a note saying that, due to health issues, she was retiring from writing and would have no further books. If this is so, this will leave a void in the SF universe. CJ Cherryh has been a top-notch SF writer for half a century, and I have been reading her work for just about that long. She created not only many wonderful stories, but multiple universes filled with stories. If I have the news wrong, please let me know.


message 2: by CBRetriever (new)

CBRetriever looks like it's true


message 3: by Mai (new)

Mai Waaaah. I've enjoyed a lot of her work. She's a legend in my world.


message 4: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Colin wrote: "If this is old news and I am simply behind the times, I apologize but I haven't seen anything here. Apparently, at the end of April, CJ Cherryh put out a note saying that, due to health issues, she..."

She is one of my favorite authors. She deserves to retire if that is what she needs. We have so many wonderful stories and universes from her.


message 5: by CBRetriever (last edited Sep 06, 2026 11:46AM) (new)

CBRetriever there is a good humble Bundle of her books available right now:

Traverse planets, galaxies, and whole universes of adventure and mystery in this bundle of award-winning author C.J. Cherryh’s best novels! Start with her Hugo Award-winning sci-fi novel Downbelow Station, set on a backwater planet and its space station caught in the middle of an intergalactic war! Dive into the author’s classic (and extensive) space opera series full of assassination, mystery, and interspecies intrigue with Foreigner 10th Anniversary Edition! Take her high fantasy classics for a spin with all four books of The Complete Morgaine, following a woman tasked with saving the very fabric of reality from an ancient network of portals! There’s so much more to explore in this bundle of 30+ sci-fi and fantasy ebooks from one of the greatest working authors of our time, so grab them now at the price of your choice and support BINC with your purchase!

BINC = Book Industry Charitable Foundation

Pay at least $18 for these 38 items = approx 50 cents each

Betrayer = Book 12 in the Foreigner series
Chanur's Homecoming = Book 4 in the Chanur Saga
Chanur's Legacy = Book 5 in the Chanur Saga
Chanur's Venture = Book 2 in the Chanur Saga
Conspirator = Book 10 in the Foreigner series
Convergence = Book 18 in the Foreigner series
Deceiver = Book 11 in the Foreigner series
Defender = Book 5 in the Foreigner series
Defiance = Book 22 in the Foreigner series
Deliverer = Book 9 in the Foreigner series
Destroyer = Book 7 in the Foreigner series
Divergence = Book 21 in the Foreigner series
Emergence = Book 19 in the Foreigner series
Explorer = Book 6 in the Foreigner series
Inheritor = Book 3 in the Foreigner series
Intruder = Book 13 in the Foreigner series
Invader = Book 2 in the Foreigner series
Peacemaker = Book 15 in the Foreigner series
Precursor = Book 4 in the Foreigner series
Pretender = Book 8 in the Foreigner series
Protector = Book 14 in the Foreigner series
Regenesis
Resurgence = Book 20 in the Foreigner series
The Complete Morgaine = Contains 4 books: Gate of Ivrel, Well of Shiuan, Fires of Azeroth, and Exile's Gate
The Deep Beyond = Contains 2 books: Cuckoo’s Egg and Serpent’s Reach.
The Kif Strike Back = Book 3 in the Chanur Saga
The Pride of Chanur = Book 1 in the Chanur Saga
Tracker = Book 16 in the Foreigner series
Visitor = Book 17 in the Foreigner series
Alliance Rising = Book 1 of the Hinder Stars series
Alliance Space = Contains 2 books: Merchanter's Luck and Forty Thousand in Gehenna,
Alliance Unbound = Book 2 of the Hinder Stars series
Alternate Realities = Contains 3 novellas: Port Eternity, Wave Without a Shore, and Voyager in the Night
The Collected Short Fiction of C.J. Cherryh
The Dreaming Tree = Contains 2 books: The Dreamstone and The Tree of Swords and Jewels
Downbelow Station = Winner of the Hugo Award
Award Winner
Foreigner: 10th Anniversary Edition = Book 1 in the Foreigner series
The Faded Sun Trilogy Omnibus = Contains all 3 books in The Faded Sun trilogy: Kesrith, Shon'jir, and Kutath

plus several of the books = omnibus editions to add another 13 books and 3 novellas

22 books in the Foreigner series
5 books in the Chanur series
4 books in one volume of the Morgaine series
2 books from the Hinder Stars series
3 book in one volume of the Faded Sun Trilogy

I don't have 27 of them, so I will splurge here

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/be...


message 6: by DivaDiane (new)

DivaDiane SM Thanks, CBR! It worked this time (it doesn’t like that I’m not in the US, so I have to employ shenanigans), so I got The Who shebang! I’ve read a number of her books but actually only a small fraction. I’ve been anting to read the Foreigner series, everyone raves about it, but I’m intimidated by the number of books!!


message 7: by CBRetriever (new)

CBRetriever that's the series that I don't have any books from either. The Complete Morgaine is pretty good as are the Chanur and Faded Sun series


message 8: by DivaDiane (new)

DivaDiane SM I bounced off of the Pride of Chanur, for inexplicable reasons. This was back in the early 90s, so I figure it’s time to try again. But man, now I have soooo many books to add to my TBR, which is hopeless. I could almost hope for the apocalypse, which would mean the end of new books. Just have to make sure I have a crank batter to power my iPad and get all the books downloaded before everything goes offline.


message 9: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer I have read many of her books, actually only read the first three of the Foreigner series and stopped. I could not handle the main character any longer. I do LOVE the Book of Morgaine and cannot say how many times I have read the series. It holds a special place in my heart. Also love the Faded Sun, need to revisit it and The Chanur series is so good. I have most of her books, my mom has others I don't. I decided to get this, simply because I love her books.


message 10: by CBRetriever (new)

CBRetriever it took me the second time for the first Chanur book to grab hold. I think at first, it was because the male human character was so weak and so definitely not the hero, that put me off it. Once I got into the main female, non human characters that I began to love it


message 11: by Colin (new)

Colin My favorites of her multiple series have been the "core" Company Wars/Alliance/Union, Morgaine, and Faded Sun. Also Chanur.

I was hoping for many years for another Morgaine and had pretty much given up. (There was such a change in the relationship between Vanye and Morgaine in the 9 years between Fires of Azeroth and Exile's Gate, I would also have liked to see if it shifted further.) Now, I guess that's final. Also, I was looking forward to another book to follow Alliance Unbound and see if it dealt with the origins of Mazian's Fleet and showed how Alliance Unbound and Alliance Rising fit in the existing series timeline.

One positive: looking at the lists posted here and going through the books I have, I noticed that I am missing Merchanter's Luck. Going to get that and put it right on top of the TBR.


message 12: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Colin wrote: "My favorites of her multiple series have been the "core" Company Wars/Alliance/Union, Morgaine, and Faded Sun. Also Chanur.

I was hoping for many years for another Morgaine and had pretty much giv..."


OMG me too! I wanted more of their story and to learn more about where she came from.


message 13: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer CBRetriever wrote: "it took me the second time for the first Chanur book to grab hold. I think at first, it was because the male human character was so weak and so definitely not the hero, that put me off it. Once I g..."

She writes amazing aliens.


message 14: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer I am not an ebook fan, but I did get the Humble Bundle. Simply because I love her.
Maybe I should revisit Mr. Brinn. God he is horrible. :)


message 15: by Kevin (new)

Kevin One of my favorite sci-fi aouthors. I read most of the company war books. I loved Rimrunners and Downbelow Station. Thanks for this link. There are quite a few books that I would love to read on that list.


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