Home

Great News: the final book in the Bourshkanya Trilogy, Imbue the Sky, is coming Spring 2025!


The Bourshkanya Trilogy…

Book entitled: Weave the Lightning. By Corry L. Lee.

Magic storms have returned decades early, and a young woman hides a treasonous secret from the fascist state…

Bookshop.org | Amazon | more retailers

Learn more…

Book entitled: The Storm's Betrayal. By Corry L. Lee.

The Stormhawk – Bourshkanya’s paranoid, fascist leader – is unkillable.

For the resistance to succeed, the Stormhawk must die.

Bookshop.org | Amazonmore retailers

Learn more…


Imbue the Sky (Bourshkanya, Book 3)

Coming Spring 2025.

Alliances form and facture, and new magic fills the skies.  Bourshkanya is at war.

Learn more…


Join the Resistance!

The Resistance will keep you informed about Corry’s books and contests to win free stuff.

Processing…
Success! You've joined the Resistance.

About Corry

Corry with a pen

Corry L. Lee is a science fiction and fantasy author, Ph.D. physicist, award-winning science teacher, data geek, and parent. They identify as nonbinary, white, and pan/bisexual.

Corry’s Russian-inspired epic fantasy novel, Weave the Lightning, came out in April 2020 from Solaris Books. The sequel, The Storm’s Betrayal, released April 2021, with the final installment of the trilogy, Imbue the Sky, due out in Spring 2025. Their science fiction short story “Shutdown” won the Writers of the Future award. 

In Ph.D. research at Harvard, Corry shed light on the universe fractions of a second after the Big Bang and won numerous teaching awards.  Later, in the tech industry, they connected science to technology, improving customer experience through online experimentation.

Meet Corry at one of their upcoming appearances, where they’ll happily enthuse about cross-country skiing, French pop music, or single origin coffee.  (Or whatever they’re currently loving.)

Corry is represented by Lisa Rodgers of JABberwocky Literary.

 “‘Shutdown’ is a beautifully vivid and imaginative story — this is what science fiction is supposed to do.”

Tim Powers, World Fantasy Award-winning author

“The offerings are thought provoking and varied, with a general trend toward excellence.”

Publishers Weekly on Vol. 28 of the Writers of the Future anthology