Marion Zimmer Bradley
AmericanHistorical FictionScience FictionEpic Fantasyb. 1930 — d. 1999
Marion Zimmer Bradley (June 3, 1930 – September 25, 1999) was an American author and editor best known for the Darkover series and the Arthurian retelling The Mists of Avalon. She wrote across fantasy, science fantasy and historical fantasy, edited anthologies (including Sword and Sorceress) and founded Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine. After her death she was the subject of serious posthumous allegations of sexual abuse made by family members and others, which have affected her legacy and reception.
Awards
['World Fantasy Award (lifetime achievement, 2000)']
Notable Works
['The Mists of Avalon', 'Darkover series', 'The Forest House', 'Priestess of Avalon']
