Belonging To Series By Other Authors
- The Children's Hour (1991) (with Jerry Pournelle) (Part of the Man-Kzin Wars series)
- Blood Feuds (1993) (with Judith Tarr and Susan Shwartz and Harry Turtledove (Part of the War World sub-series in the CoDominium series, originally created by Jerry Pournelle.)
- The City who Fought (1993) (with Anne McCaffrey) (Part of The Ship Who Sang series)
- Blood Vengeance (1994) (with Susan Shwartz, Judith Tarr, Harry Turtledove and Jerry Pournelle (Also part of the "War World" sub-series)
- The Ship Avenged (1997) (Part of The Ship Who Sang series)
- "A Whiff of Grapeshot" (1998) (short story in the anthology More Than Honor, set in the Honorverse)
- Jimmy the Hand (2003) (with Raymond E. Feist) (Part of the Riftwar series)
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