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- Other News or Past Appearances
 Martha attended the Friends of the Bryan/College Station Library System Book and Author Luncheon on April 26, 2003. The 100th anniversary of the Carnegie Library in Bryan was celebrated.
- City of Bones was again taught as part of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature course at Texas A&M University in the Fall 02 semester and Martha spoke to the class and answered questions.
- Martha was Guest of Honor at ArmadilloCon 24, in Austin, Texas, August 16-18, 2002.
- Martha spoke at The First Annual Bee Book Bonanza, a fundraiser for the non-profit Joe Barnhart Bee County Library on June 8, 2002.
- Wheel of the Infinite was discussed at the April 7, 2002, meeting of the FACT (Fandom Association of Central Texas) reading group.
- There was a feature on Wheel of the Infinite at the Eos section of the HarperCollins web site.
- January 29, 2000, 4-8pm EST. Martha was a guest at EosCon II, the online convention sponsored by
Avon Eos.
- The Death of the Necromancer was discussed at the September 21, 1999, meeting of the FACT (Fandom Association of Central Texas) reading group.
- City of Bones was taught as part of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature course at Texas A&M University in the Fall 98 semester. It is one of two recent novels taught in the course. The other is Hyperion by Dan Simmons.
- City of Bones was discussed at the December 3, 1996, meeting of the FACT (Fandom Association of Central Texas) reading group.
- Media
- Martha was interviewed by Shaun Farrell on the web site Far Sector, March 2006.
- Insite Magazine, a local Brazos Valley magazine, had an interview with Martha in the February 2005 issue.
- Martha appeared on Brazos Writers Talk, a radio show on KEOS in Bryan, Texas, May 24, 2004.
- Martha has reprinted stories "Bad Medicine" and "Thorns" in e-zine Lone Star Stories.
- "Loces Genii: Urban Setting in the Fantasy of Peter S. Beagle, Martha Wells and Barbara Hambly" by Dr. Sylvia Kelso, Journal for the Fantastic in the Arts, Volume 13, Issue 1. Boca Raton: Florida Atlantic University, 2002.
- Interzone published an interview with Martha by Jayme Blaschke in the March, 2003 issue.
- The French edition of The Element of Fire ("Le feu primordial
", l'Atalante) was nominated for the Second Annual Imaginales Award given out at the Imaginales Festival in Epinal, France, May 2003. Artist Gilles Francescano has also been nominated for the cover art. Other Nominees in the Novel category were American Gods by Neil Gaiman, La mort d'Ayesha by Ange, Abarat by Clive Barker, and Le pas de Merlin by Jean-Lous Fetjaine.
- RevolutionSF featured Martha's short story "Bad Medicine" in March 2003.
- Insite Magazine, a local Brazos Valley magazine, mentioned Martha and reviewed Wheel of the Infinite in a December 2002 article on local authors by Lizette Resendez.
- The French edition of The Death of the Necromancer ("La mort du necromant", l'Atalante) was nominated for the First Annual Imaginales Award given out at the Imaginales Festival (May 23-26, 2002) held in Epinal, France. Artist Gilles Francescano was also nominated for the cover illustration for La mort du necromant.
- The Death of the Necromancer was a 1998 Nebula Nominee for Best Novel. The other nominees were The Last Hawk by Catherine Asaro, Moonfall by Jack McDevitt, How Few Remain by Harry Turtledove, To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis and the winner was Forever Peace by Joe Haldeman.
- The Death of the Necromancer is on Library Journal's Best Genre Fiction of 1998 List. The other SF/F titles on the list are Diaspora by Greg Egan, Newton's Cannon by J. Gregory Keyes, Legends: Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy edited by Robert Silverberg, and Children of God by Maria Doria Russell.
- The Death of the Necromancer was reviewed on the September edition of SFRevu. Note that The Element of Fire takes place about 100 years before The Death of the Necromancer, not a few years after it.
- The Death of the Necromancer is a featured alternate selection in the October 1998 brochure of the Science Fiction Book Club.
- Martha was the guest in another live chat room at Talk City's Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors Series on August 6, 1998. See Talk City Chat Session, 08/06/98.
- The Death of the Necromancer was mentioned in the July 1998 issue of Texas Monthly magazine, in the Hot Books column.
- The Death of the Necromancer was reviewed by Wayne MacLaurin on SF Site.
- Insite Magazine, a local Brazos Valley magazine, had an article about Martha in the June 1998 issue. (See Insite Article.)
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Martha was the guest in a live chat room at Talk City's Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors Series on March 19, 1998. See Talk City Chat Session, 03/19/98.
- An interview with Martha appeared in the November 1997 issue of The Boundless Realm.
- City of Bones was a
featured selection in the Winter 1995 brochure for the Science Fiction Book Club.
- Kerry O'Quinn profiled Martha's
transition from fan to published author in his "From the Bridge"
column in the August 1995 Starlog (#217). Martha's
participation in the Kerry O'Quinn roast at the 1995 Aggiecon is
mentioned in the July 1995 "From the Bridge" column (Starlog
#216).
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