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A man who must confess some sin to one of the nuns who go where the sinners are.

A story of genetic engineering and a new Order of the Consecrated Life. And a story of love and biosuspension that echoes Heinlein's _The Door into Summer_.

I seem to recall having read the story about Hannibal and his being remembered by the Romans, and the story about John Lennon trying to find his happily ever after. I'm thinking they were in one or another of her other collections.

A child's struggles to comprehend the adult world.

Dealing with loss from car accidents. Was it the same one, or two different ones?

A miserable planet that seems to be overrun with criminals, to the point the cities are well-nigh unlivable.

A failing hotel and the man who maintains it because it's a family tradition and he doesn't want to be the bad guy who abandoned it.

An ancient Greek sculptor, crippled so that he may never exceed his masterpiece, encounters a young painter blinded by a master who feared the student might exceed the teacher.

A world that's part the Matrix, partly When the Machine Stops, and two survivors who try to find a life in the ruins. And then another story of Kit Marlowe, this time with a mysterious patron who may be someone better left well enough alone.

A hell that seems to be somewhat based upon Screwtape's, but not exactly.

A desperate search through some seriously esoteric realms for a witch who was left in a centaur riot.

Will discovers the terrible secret of his mentor's success -- and is offered something that may be a prize, or may be bait.

The dark side of creativity, and an encounter with Space Amish.

Leonardo da Vinci and a childhood friend explore a long-forgotten sacred cavern. Historical fiction, or more?