Swords Over Fireshore (51 page)
P
ati Nagle was born and raised in the mountains of northern New Mexico. An avid student of music, history, and humans in general, she loves the outdoors but hides from the sun.
She writes in a variety of genres, but is most often drawn to fantasy or (as P.G. Nagle) historical fiction. Â Her stories have appeared in
Asimov's Science Fiction
, the
Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
, and in various other magazines and anthologies, including
Elf Magic,
which featured “Kind Hunter,” the story that sparked the ælven world. Her Blood of the Kindred series includes
The Betrayal, Heart of the Exiled
, and
Swords Over Fireshore
. A contemporary series featuring the ælven began with
Immortal
and continues with
Eternal
.
Pati Nagle still lives in the mountains in New Mexico, with her husband and furry feline muse, where she loves to walk in the woods and look up at the stars.
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