That’s good, because I don’t think we have affected it much. These literary movements are very important for generating manifestos and discussions at coffee houses, not for actually affecting the literary world in any way, shape, or form. I guess I’ve never actually written a space princess novel… It’s got to be the daughter of a monarch. So that counts.Ĭlosest I came was the daughter of an elected official on another planet, which…?ĭoesn’t count.

I wrote a novel with a space princess, an honest-to-goodness space princess, in it. We were just commenting before we started that we are the only two living members of the New Space Princess Movement, which has yet to take the science fiction world by storm. Jagi Lamplighter, also an author, and their four children, Ping Ping, Orville, Wilbur, and Just Wright. He presently works as a writer in Virginia, where he lives in “fairy-tale like happiness” with his wife, L. He holds the record for the most Hugo Award nominations for a single year. He’s also published numerous short stories and anthologies, including Awake in the Night Land and City Beyond Time, as well as non-fiction. His novel Somewhither won the Dragon Award for Best Science Fiction Novel of 2016. He is the author of some twenty-two novels, including the critically acclaimed The Golden Age and Count to a Trillion. Wright is a retired attorney, newspaperman and newspaper editor, who was only once on the lam and forced to hide from the police.

City Beyond Time by John C. Wright