The Morgaine Stories

The Novels • Cherryh, C. J. Gate of Ivrel, DAW Books, 1976. • Cherryh, C. J. Well of Shiuan, DAW Books, 1978. • Cherryh, C. J. Fires of Azeroth, DAW Books, 1979. • Cherryh, C. J. ''Exile's Gate'', DAW Books, 1988. Collected editions The first three novels have been published together in omnibus editions as: • Cherryh, C. J. The Book of Morgaine (omnibus), Nelson Doubleday / Science Fiction Book Club, 1979. • Cherryh, C. J. The Chronicles of Morgaine (omnibus), Methuen Publishing, 1985. • Cherryh, C. J. The Morgaine Saga, (omnibus), DAW Books, 2000, . ==Adaptations==

In April 2013 it was announced that the screen rights to The Morgaine Stories have been optioned by producer Aaron Magnani, with adaptations by Peter Arneson. The screenplay for the first novel in the series, Gate of Ivrel has already been written by Arneson. In the 1980s, Jane Fancher began a graphic novel adaptation of Gate of Ivrel in close collaboration with Cherryh. Although it was never completed, Fancher self-published one segment of the work with a color cover and black and white interior art entitled ''C. J. Cherryh's Gate of Ivrel No. 1 (1985). Two parts of the adaptation were subsequently published as full color versions by The Donning Company under its Starblaze Graphics imprint: Gate of Ivrel: Claiming Rites (1986) and Gate of Ivrel: Fever Dreams'' (1987). In 1987, Tor Books published an interactive novel set in Morgaine's universe, The Witchfires of Leth. ==References==