Faith L. Justice: Writing Credits
Books:
- Dawn Empress: A Novel of Imperial Rome, (The Theodosian Women Book Two), length: 354 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: May 2017, category: historical fiction; formats: hardback ($22) ISBN: 978-0917053238, trade paperback ($12.99) ISBN: 978-09170532691, and eBook ($4.99) ISBN: 978-1370214716
- Twilight Empress: A Novel of Imperial Rome, (The Theodosian Women Book One), length: 350 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: May 2017, category: historical fiction; formats: hardback ($22) ISBN: 978-0917053221, trade paperback ($12.99) ISBN 978-0692460511, eBook ($4.99), audio book ($24.95) (won Best Historical Novel in the Maryland Writer’s Association Novel Contest)
- Tokoyo, the Samurai’s Daughter, (Adventurous Girls #1), length: 121 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: May 2017, category: children’s folk tales adaptation; middle-grade, illustrated chapter book; formats: hardback ($15) ISBN: 978-0917053207, trade paperback ($6.99) ISBN: 978-0692677087, eBook ($2.99), and audio book ($6.95)
- The Reluctant Groom and Other Historical Stories, length: 122 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: November 2015, category: short story collection, historical fiction; formats: trade paperback ($6.99) ISBN: 978-0692544440, eBook ($2.99), and audio book ($6.95)
- Sword of the Gladiatrix, length: 260 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: May 2015, categories: historical fiction/LGBT fiction; formats: hardback ($20) ISBN: 978-0917053214, trade paperback ($11.99) ISBN: 978-0692386491, and eBook ($3.99)
- Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, length: 70 pp, publisher Ragged Moon Books, date: August 2014, category: short story collection, dark fiction; formats: trade paperback ($5.99) ISBN: 978-0692232019, eBook ($2.99) audio book ($5.95),
- Hypatia: Her Life and Times, length: 107 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: March 2013, category: non-fiction; formats: trade paperback ($6.99) ISBN 978-1479157358, and eBook ($2.99), (ranked in the top 20 best selling titles in History on iTunes)
- Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, length: 90 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, date: June 2012, category: short story collection, fantasy; formats: trade paperback ($5.99) ISBN: 978-1484883860, eBook ($2.99), and audio book ($5.95) (contains two award-winning stories)
- Selene of Alexandria, length: 378 pp, publisher: Raggedy Moon Books, Date: November 2009, category: historical fiction; formats: hardback ($22) 978-0917053191, trade paperback ($12.99) ISBN: 978-0692356982, eBook ($3.99), and audio book ($24.95) (finalist in the 2011 Global eBook Awards)
- Circles in the Hair, Editor and Contributor, length: 260 pp, publisher: Booklocker.com, Date: 2005, category: short story anthology, various authors, SF/F/H; formats: trade paperback (OOP) ISBN: 978-1591137658, and eBook (Free), (contains five award-winning stories)
Short Stories:
- “Angel of the Marshes” in The Reluctant Groom and Other Historical Stories, 2015
- “The Bitter Winter” in The Reluctant Groom and Other Historical Stories, 2015
- “A Better Life” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014
- “Tea Rose” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014
- “Trapped” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014
- “Alice Takes Wonderland” in Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, 2013
- “The Reluctant Groom” in The Copperfield Review, July 30, 2012 and The Reluctant Groom and Other Historical Stories, 2015
- “Better the Devil” in Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, 2013 and Circles in the Hair, 2005. Won Honorable Mention in The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: The Nineteenth Collection, 2006; and Honorable Mention in the Writers of the Future Contest, 1994
- “The Jar” in The Copperfield Review, February 2004 and The Reluctant Groom and Other Historical Stories, 2015
- “Daughter of the Winds” in Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, 2013; and Song of the Siren, February 2003
- “Samhain” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014; Alternate Realities, October 2001; and in Freezer Burn Magazine, 1996
- “Fantasy For A Hot Summer’s Night” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014; MochaMemoirs.com, April 2001; and in Black Lotus, 1995
- “Slow Death” in Slow Death and Other Dark Tales, 2014; MochaMemoirs.com, August 2000; and in Show and Tell Magazine, 1995
- “Cats Pause” in Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, 2013; Intertext.com, September 2001; and Beyond Science Fiction & Fantasy, 1991
- “Time Again” in Time Again and Other Fantastic Stories, 2013; Pirate Writings Magazine, 1996; and Honorable Mention in the Writers of the Future Contest, 2001
Poems:
- “I Feel Drunk When I Smell the Stars” in Pirate Writings Magazine, 1993
- “Starry Eyes” in Xizquil, 1993
Non-fiction:
- “Historical Research Q: How Far Could a roman Army March in a Day and Did they Wear Socks with Their Sandals? A: 37 miles and Yes–Details in the Post!” at M J Porter’s Official Blog 5/7/21
- “The Challenges of Being a Historical Fiction Writer” at Viviana MacKade’s Official Blog 5/4/21
- “Uneasy Lies the Head that Wears a Crown” at Brook’s Journal 4/29/21
- “Five Fun Facts about Faith” at Let Your Words Shine 4/27/21
- “In Conversation with Faith L. Justice” at Bookpleasures.com, 7/22/19
- “The Theodosians Are Here!” at Myths, Legends, Books & Coffee Pots, 9/12/2017
- “Women Gladiators? Really?” at Relevant History, 7/28/2015
- “A Day at the Arena: Pompeii” at Unshelfish, 7/16/2015
- “Writing Sword of the Gladiatrix: An Exercise in Frustration and Creative Breakthrough” at The Writing Desk, 6/29/2015
- “A Foodie Time Travel to the First Century” at Prism Book Alliance, 6/24/2015
- “A Day at the Arena or How I Die a Dozen Deaths” at Hearts on Fire, 6/16/2015
- “Book Review: Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens” in The Copperfield Review, 4/28/2012.
- “Why I Love Strong Women” in Historical Tapestry, 7/12/2010
- “Tudor Women Move Over: The Theodosians Are Here” in Just Jennifer Reading, 6/1/2010
- “Hypatia: A Scandalous Woman” in Scandalous Women, 5/6/2010
- “A Child Like Me” in A Cup of Comfort for Parents of Children with Autism, 2007; and Dana Literary Society, 4/2004
- “Friendly Fire” in Circles in the Hair, 2005
- “Posthumous Gifts: Poul Anderson’s Going for Infinity and For Love and Glory” in Strange Horizons, 12/2003
- “Blast Off with John Varley’s Red Thunder” in Strange Horizons, 9/2003
- “Let the Magic Unfold: Leah R. Cutter’s Paper Mage” in Strange Horizons, 8/2003
- “An Interview with Anita Diamant” in The Copperfield Review, 2/2003
- “History’s Mysteries: How Valerie Anand Brings Them To Life” in The Copperfield Review, 11/2002
- “My Hunt for Hypatia, Lady Philosopher of Alexandria” in Bygone Days, 10/2002
- “The Second Sex: A Woman’s Liberation: A Choice of Futures By and About Women edited by Connie Willis and Sheila Williams” in Strange Horizons, 5/06/2002
- “Buttons & Books: Tips on Historical Research” in Byline, 3/2002
- “The Fundamentalist Battle for God” in Catholic Digest, 4/2002
- “A Novel Journey: An Interview with Anita Diamant” in Inscriptions Magazine, 2/25/2002
- “The Roots of Islamic Fundamentalism: An Interview with Karen Armstrong” in In These Times, 12/24/2001
- “Interview: James Morrow” in Strange Horizons, 12/03/2001
- “Provocative Blasphemies: An Interview with Satirist James Morrow” in Space & Time Magazine, Fall 2001
- “The Unintentional Writer: An Interview with Nancy Kress” in Inscriptions Magazine, 10/2001 and Fears Magazine, 8/2001
- “From Mysteries to Non-fiction Thrillers: An Interview with Christine Wiltz” in Inscriptions Magazine, 8/2001
- “Write Stuff: Go Where No Man – Or TV Show – Has Gone Before” for The Writer, 7/2001
- “Beyond Books: Resources for Historical Research” in In Udder Words, 6/2001
- “Understanding Ursula K. Le Guin” in Writer’s Digest, 5/2001
- “Jan Karon on Bringing Mitford Home” in Virginia Adversaria, 4/2001
- “A Delight of Fairies: The Newest Books on Fairy Lore and Art” in Strange Horizons, 4/2001 and iUniverse.com, 5/2000
- “Five Questions for James Morrow” in Inkspot.com (now Writing-World.com), 3/2001
- “Nancy Kress: Writer and Teacher” in Inkspot.com (now Writing-World.com), 2/2001
- “An Interview with Ursula K. Le Guin” in Space & Time Magazine, 2/2000
- “A Brilliant Career: Ursula K. Le Guin” in Salon.com, 1/2001
- “Steering Her Craft: An Interview with Ursula K. Le Guin “ in Inkspot.com (now Writing-World.com), 1/2001
- “The Return of Ursula Le Guin: Le Guin Discusses Her New Novel, the telling” in iUniverse.com, 9/2000
- “Banishing Media Ghosts of Science Fiction: Four Books to Spark an SF Writer’s Imagination” in iUniverse.com, 8/2000
- “Will the Real Gladiator Please Stand Up? The Movie vs. History” in iUniverse.com, 8/2000
- “Writing the Record Straight: Resources for Historical Research” in iUniverse.com, 7/2000
- “Pitching The Red Tent: Anita Diamant on Marketing Her First Novel” in iUniverse.com, 6/2000
- “Fundamentalism and the Freelance Monotheist: An Interview with Karen Armstrong the Author of The Battle for God” in iUniverse.com, 5/2000
- “Bringing Mitford Home: Jan Karon on the Enduring Success of her Mitford Series” in iUniverse.com, 5/2000
- “Making Science Fiction Personal: Charles Sheffield Explores the Borderlands of Science” in iUniverse.com, 4/2000
- “Sixteenth-Century Cloak and Dagger: Valerie Anand on Historical Mysteries” in iUniverse.com, 3/2000
- “Provocative Blasphemies Part I: James Morrow on Melding Science Fiction and Theology” in iUniverse.com, 3/2000
- “Provocative Blasphemies Part II: James Morrow on his World View” in iUniverse.com, 3/2000
- “Unraveling Bordello Secrets: Christine Wiltz on Excavating The Last Madam” in iUniverse.com, 2/2000 and Historian’s Notebook 5/8/2010
- “Nancy Kress on the Nuts and Bolts of Science Fiction” in iUniverse.com, 1/2000
- “It’s Not Just for Farmer’s Anymore – The Old Farmer’s Almanac Meets the Millennium” in iUniverse.com, 12/1999
- “Reinventing the ‘Good Book’: A Hip and Secular Bible” in iUniverse.com, 12/1999
- “Painfreak” book review in Deathrealm, Autumn 1996
- “Night Shapes: Excursion Into Terror” book review in Deathrealm, Spring 1996
- “The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Eighth Annual Collection” book review in Deathrealm, Winter 1995/96
- “Elvis Presley Has Been Sighted…” book review in Cierge, 9/1995
- “The King is Dead – Tales of Elvis Postmortem” book review in Deathrealm, Autumn 1995; and Show and Tell Magazine, 8/1995
Affiliations/Editing Positions:
- Chair, Historical Novel Society-New York City Chapter, 2017 – present
- Associate Editor for Space & Time Magazine, 2007 – present
- Features Editor for Space & Time Magazine, 2002 – 2007
- Co-edited with Gordon Linzner Circles in the Hair, 2005
- Contributing Editor for Deathrealm from 1995 through 1996
Academic papers:
- “Gifted and Talented Students in Vocational Education” with Joan Brenneman Curtis and Samuel M. Curtis, The Journal of Vocational Education Research. Summer, 1980, Vol. VI, No. 3, pp. 55—65.
- Review of Related Research on Women in Mathematics. Indianapolis, Indiana. Great Lakes Sex Desegregation Assistance Center, Indiana University, 1980.
- Resource Update: 1979 Sex Equity in Vocational Education. Columbus, Ohio: The National Center for Research in Vocational Education, The Ohio State University, 1979.
- Resources on Eliminating Sex Role Stereotyping in Vocational Education with Wesley E. Budke; Columbus, Ohio: The National Center for Research in Vocational Education, The Ohio State University, 1977.
- Task Inventories/Strategies for Curriculum Development (Five volumes) with William L. Ashley and Tom L. Hindes; Columbus, Ohio: Instructional Materials Laboratory, The Ohio State University, 1976.
- Occupational Analysis. (65 volumes, editor), Columbus, Ohio: Instructional Materials Laboratory, 1975-1976