Fiona Lehn: Buy

In Lehn's second novella, The Last Letter, a biologist sent to balance an ecosystem in crisis discovers that there is more to her assignment than meets the eye. A story for fans of webworm revolutions, goose chases, island life, and for conspiracy theorists and hopeless romantics of all persuasions. Published by Aqueduct Press in October 2011.

"Momentous", Room magazine's issue 34.1, presents fiction, art, creative nonfiction and poetry by Nalo Hopkinson, Genevieve Pratte, and many others. Features an introduction by Lehn (editor of this issue) a World Chocolate Masters update, and cover art by Teri Donovan.

Issue 33.1 of Room magazine, edited by Lehn. Entitled "Competition", this issue presents fiction, art, creative nonfiction and poetry by Laura Robinson, Jennifer Manuel and many others. Features an introduction by Lehn and cover art by Wendy Ding.

This anthology contains Lehn's novella "The Assignment of Runner ETI", published in 2009. It is available around the world at major and independent booksellers.

Lehn edited this issue of Room magazine, the oldest feminist literary magazine in Canada. Entitled "Speculations", issue 32.2 presents speculative works by Candas Jane Dorsey, Elisabeth Vonarburg, Michaela Roessner, and many others. "Speculations" also features an interview Lehn conducted with Ursula K. LeGuin. 

Lehn combines elements of prog and melodic rock with drama akin to Queen, Stardust, Steinman & Heart. Anthemic and unorthodox melodies, bolstering and broken-down vocals, and a mysteriously missing Hero Hera fuel Lehn's other-worldly epic.

Lehn's rockin' cover of Joe Jackson's classic Brit punk tune. She remains true to Jackson's original, and she adds her trademark vocal arrangements, vocals recorded through a shortwave radio, and a theramin.

Contains five distinct petals from the flower of love. A songwriting sampler EP, One for Me spans musical genres from disco to new age, to dance mix pop. Thematically, the songs range from the final pangs of heartbreak to love at first sight, to the magical folly of love that no one can explain. An examination of one of life's most universal undefinables, expressed with Lehn's trademark passion and candor.

Lehn rocks and folks on Boarder with a 70s tinge and a present day relevance--lyrically driven songs questing for love; discovering humanity; questioning the right to kill for one's God, the Corporate takeover of art, and much more. Featuring the Fiona Lehn Underground Band (FLUB) on 11 songs and solo Lehn on 4 acoustics.

Fiona's first two recordings, The Will (1995) and Both (1994) are currently out of print.

The Will: Lehn's second release, full of original music to inspire the human will. Mostly acoustic and sometimes A Capella Lehn, with soulful cello performances by her Dad, experimental formats, and even a little White Girl Funk.

Both: Lehn's first full-length collection, capturing her candor more authentically than any other recording. Passionate and dynamic, this bare bones production contains live guitar and vocal tracks, no frills and no editing.

If you are going without one (or both--no pun intended) of these recordings and consequently hatin' it, please send a note via the Contact page and we'll see what we can do.

Different for Girls - Women Artists and Female Fronted Bands Cover Joe Jackson -- Skipping Discs 2004

Fiona Lehn's mostly faithful interpretation of "On Your Radio" retains, indeed, adds to the original's energy and power and, of the 'copies' on the album, is clearly the highlight...Overall this is a good and thoroughly enjoyable album with the two undoubted highlights being Lisa Mychols "Look Sharp!" and Fiona Lehn's "On Your Radio."--By some distance these are also the two finest vocal performances on the disc as well, both instilling great character into their respective songs.
--Jamie Field in Kington, England and Russ Elliot in New York
(see entire review)

This album contains a wide spectrum of music ranging from folk pop to heavy metal to blues rock, and all created and performed by female artists.