Confessions of a Liberal Puritan

I read some Patricia McKillip early in my SF reading (back when I first joined the SF Book Club), but I'm very much a fan of Barbara Hambly. I still re-read her first Star Trek" novel Ishmael (which is really a crossover between the original Trek universe and that of "Here Come the Brides", playing on the fact that Mark Lenard played both Sarek on "Trek" AND semi-villain Aaron Stempler on "Brides" by having amnesiac Spock masquerading as Aaron's nephew in 19th century Seattle!) almost annually, just for the sheer pleasure of it. And though I'm behind on much of her non-media-related work (I very much enjoyed her "Star Wars" novels), I loved the series beginning with The Ladies of Mandrigyn. Can you recommend some other Hamblys or other series of hers I should seriously get to know?

(By the way, I still treasure the memory of attending DemiCon the year Barbara Hambly was the guest of honor, and the opening ceremonies was a fannish adaptation of "Man of La Mancha", in which a deluded toast-master wakes up in an alternate universe where the only SF cons are all media cons and all SF is media-related, finds a cynical woman SF author known as "C.J. the media-whore" and insists that she is instead an inspired SF author known as "Barbara Hambly" -- sung to the tune of "Dulcinea"! Barbara Hambly said she was delighted by the performance, except that her then-husband George Alec Effinger insisted on serenading her by singing "Barbara Hambly" all night long afterwards. But she got even -- sort of -- at next year's DemiCon, where George Alec Effinger was the guest of honor and they portrayed him as "Dr. EffinGER-ter" in a fannish interpretation of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show".)