Fay Sampson
Fay Sampson (born June 10, 1935)[1] is a UK writer of speculative fiction, predominately known for the Daughter of Tintagel, Pangur Ban, and Sorcerer fiction series.
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Born | Plymouth, Devon, England, UK | June 10, 1935
Occupation | Writer |
Nationality | United Kingdom |
Period | 1975-Present |
Genre | fantasy |
Sampson earned a degree in mathematics in 1956 from the University College of the South West of England, now Exeter University.[2] She taught at two English high schools, one in Mytholmroyd (1957-1958), and the other in Nottingham (1959-1960).[2] She and her husband lived for a time in Rhodesia, where she ran a college library in Serenje 1962 to 1964.[2] [3] After Rhodesia's independence and transition to Zambia, she moved back to Devon, and began writing children's novels.
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Daughter of Tintagel
Series of historical fantasy novels based on Morgan le Fay.
Pangur Ban
Series of books based on the Old Irish poem, Pangur Bán.
Sorcerer
- The Sorcerer's Trap (2005)
- The Sorcerer's Daughter (2007)
References
- "Sampson, Fay". The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. August 12, 2018.
- "Sampson, Fay (Elizabeth)". Encyclopedia.com. April 3, 2022.
- Jean Mills, Richard Mills, Childhood Studies: A Reader in Perspectives of Childhood; Contributors. 2002.
- Bispham, Lynne (1990). "Review of "Wise Woman's Telling"". Paperback Inferno, #82. p. 7.
- Morton, Nik (1990). "Review of "White Nun's Telling"". Paperback Inferno, #84. p. 12.
- Owen, John D. (1990). "Review of "Black Smith's Telling"". Paperback Inferno, #87. p. 14.
- Sawyer, Andy (1988). "Review of "Pangur Ban"". Paperback Inferno, #72. p. None.
- Sawyer, Andy (1988). "Review of "Finnglas of the Horses"". Paperback Inferno, #72. p. None.
- Sawyer, Andy (1988). "Review of "Finnglas and the Stones of Choosing"". Paperback Inferno, #72. p. None.
- Sawyer, Andy (1988). "Review of "Shape-Shifter"". Paperback Inferno, #72. p. None.
- Nicholls, Peter (1976). "Review of "F. 67"". Foundation, #10 June 1976. p. 82.
- Bird, Colin (1994). "Review of "Star Dancer"". Vector 177. p. 39.