Lydia Duluth Books in Order
Lydia Duluth is a series of 5 books written by Eleanor Arnason.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Lydia Duluth books in publication order
5 books
Stellar Harvest
by Eleanor Arnason
1999
Interstellar location scout Lydia Duluth visits a planet whose social order restricts most males and keeps others enslaved for breeding. An encounter with a fugitive draws her beyond filmmaking work into the dangers of that oppressive system.
Moby Quilt
by Eleanor Arnason
2001
Documentary filmmaker Lydia Duluth travels to the newly colonized ocean planet Newtucket, where she encounters unexpected forms of intelligent aquatic life. Her research voyage becomes perilous as human settlement and the interests of powerful artificial intelligences complicate discovery.
Tomb of the Fathers
by Eleanor Arnason
2010
Lydia Duluth joins an expedition to the lost homeworld of the Atch, whose history conceals uncomfortable secrets. When a rogue artificial intelligence destroys their stargate, the travelers are stranded and must confront the planet's inhabitants and troubling past.
Checkerboard Planet
by Eleanor Arnason
2016
Location scout Lydia Duluth visits a corporation-controlled planet whose ecosystems form enormous squares. Asked by artificial intelligences to observe the operation, she becomes entangled in corporate spying, labor organizing, and questions about the world's unusual environment.
Tunnels
by Eleanor Arnason
2020
Working for a holoplay company on the planet Grit, Lydia Duluth meets an actor's agent and begins feeling strangely ill. Her assignment turns dangerous as an apparent infection draws her toward the city's underground tunnels and disrupts her artificial-intelligence support.
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