Books in Order: The Penmanship of Rosemary Kirstein
American-born author, Rosemary Kirstein, dedicated herself to the art of fantasy writing, serving readers with her highly acclaimed series, the Steerswomen. Born in Leominster, Massachusetts and raised in Connecticut, she briefly delved into the world of music, studying at Central Connecticut University and later working as a musician and songwriter.
A Journey into Books
In the wake of 1980s, Rosemary relocated to Greenwich Village. Here, she wore various hats, ranging from a humble folk singer to a proficient computer programmer. For the last 15 years, she provided her expertise in multiple IT roles, including programming and tech support, even user training. Currently residing near Boston, she continues her literary pursuit alongside her IT profession.
Dive into the Magical Universe
1989 marked the year Rosemary Kirstein’s authorship took off with her debut novel, ‘The Steerswoman’. The unique blend of fantasy and Science Fiction in her books accentuates her distinct writing style, making her a standout in the realm of fantasy writers. Her stories weave a rich tapestry of immersive worlds and deep, intriguing character arcs.
Rosemary Kirstein’s Books in Order
The tabulated list below chronicles Rosemary Kirstein’s Books in Order of their original publication:
Publication Order of Steerswoman Books
| The Steerswoman | (1989) |    |
| The Outskirter’s Secret | (1992) | |
| The Lost Steersman | (2003) | |
| The Language of Power | (2004) | |