SF/Fantasy novels set in time of Elizabeth I?

[pegkerr]

I got a query from a friend of mine asking for a list of sf/fantasy novels set in the time of Elizabeth I. He thought of two, Pavane by Keith Roberts and Strange Devices of the Sun and Moon by Lisa Goldstein. I knew about the Goldstein already, and to those I'd add (at least partially, one story thread) Scholars of the Night, by John M. Ford. Anything else?

Comments

[matociquala.livejournal.com]

*g* That book is helping The Cobbler's Boy get rejected a lot.

[cheshyre]

I'll confess, I can't recall which story Cobbler's Boy was.

[Searches your old posts for context]

Do they feel there's a market glut? Too many YA Elizabethans, or that sales of existing ones aren't high enough. If it's the latter, I might be able to help [OMG! A sudden rush on the YA Elizabethan market! We must have more books NOW!]

[We can also take this discussion to your journal and stop bothering pegkerr, if you'd prefer...]

[matociquala.livejournal.com]

Oh, it's just that sales on YA Elizabethan theatrical stuff isn;t great, apparently.