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Anthologies of SF with gender themes

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'''''This is the master-list of gender-oriented SF anthologies.''''' This list includes ''all'' anthologies of fiction that have a gender or sexuality theme. The anthology theme may be either themes within the stories themselves (e.g., feminist perspectives, women characters, queer characters, a gender-specific or historically-gender-associated role) or thematic selection of works based on the author (e.g., works by women authors).

{{women SF anthologies}}

==Critical anthologies==
Critical anthologies for feminist SF studies include:
* [[Daughters of Earth (anthology)]] ed. by [[Justine Larbalestier]]
* Women of Wonder: The Classic Years ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]]
* Women of Wonder: The Contemporary Years ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]]
* The James Tiptree, Jr. Award anthologies

Several good anthologies for supernatural fiction exist; consider:
* Daughters of the Moon
* Forbidden Journeys
* The Lifted Veil (aka The Penguin Book of Classic Fantasy by Women)
* What Did Miss Darrington See?

Anthologies of particular historical note include:
* Alien Sex
* Amazons!
* Sword and Sorceress
* Women of Wonder (the first)

== A ==
* ''[[Alien Sex]]'' ed. by [[Ellen Datlow]] (1990)
* ''[[Aliene, amazzoni, astronaute]]'' ed. by [[Oriana Palusci]] (1990)
* ''[[Allskin]]'' ed. by [[Alexandra Büchler]] (1998)
* ''[[Amazons!]]'' ed. by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] (1979)
* ''[[Amazons II]]'' ed. by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] (1982)
* ''[[Ancient Enchantresses]]'' ed. by [[Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch]], [[Martin H. Greenberg]], and [[Richard Gilliam]] (1995)
* ''[[Angels of Power and Other Reproductive Creations]]'' ed. by [[Susan Hawthorne]] and [[Renate Klein]] (1991)
* ''[[The Armless Maiden]]'' ed. by [[Terri Windling]] (1995)
* ''[[Arrows of Eros]]'' ed. by [[Alex Stewart]] (1989)
* ''[[Aurora: Beyond Equality]]'' ed. by [[Vonda N. McIntyre]] and [[Susan Janice Anderson]] (1976)

== B ==
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Fantasy|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian: Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1997)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Science Fiction|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1998)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Horror|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Horror]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (2001)
* ''[[Blood Sisters|Blood Sisters: Lesbian Vampire Tales]]'' ed. by [[Cece Ross]] (2006)

== C ==
* ''[[Cassandra Rising]]'' ed. by [[Alice Laurance]] (1978)
* ''[[The Chick Is in the Mail]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]] (2000)
* ''[[Chicks 'n Chained Males]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]] (1999)
* ''[[Chicks in Chainmail]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]] (1995)
* ''[[Chicks Kick Butt]]'' ed. by [[Kerrie Hughes]] and [[Rachel Caine]] (2011)
* ''[[Cinderella on the Ball]]'' from [[Attic Press]] (date?)
* ''[[A Circle of Witches]]'' ed. by [[Peter Haining]] (1971)
* ''[[The Cold Embrace]]'' ed. by [[Alex Hamilton]] (1967)
* ''[[Cybersex: Aliens, Neurosex and Cyborgasms]]'' ed. by [[Richard Glyn Jones]] (1996)

== D ==
* ''[[Dangerous Women]]'' ed. by [[S. G. Johnson]] (1994)
* ''[[Daring to Dream]]'' ed. by [[Carol Farley Kessler]] (1984 1st ed.; 1995 2nd ed.)
* ''[[Dark Angels|Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1995)
* ''[[Dark Seductions|Dark Seductions: Tales of Erotic Horror]]'' ed. by [[Alice Alfonsi]] and [[John Scognamiglio]] (1993)
* ''[[Daughters of Darkness|Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1993)
* ''[[Daughters of Earth (anthology)|Daughters of Earth: Feminist Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century]]'' ed. by [[Justine Larbalestier]] (2006)
* ''[[Daughters of the Moon|Daughters of the Moon: Witch Tales from Around the World]]'' ed. by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (1995)
* ''[[Despatches from the Frontiers of the Female Mind]]'' ed. by [[Jen Green]] and [[Sarah Lefanu]] (1985)
* ''[[Did You Say Chicks?!]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]] (1998)
* ''[[Don't Bet on the Prince|Don't Bet on the Prince: Contemporary Feminist Fairy Tales in North America and England]]'' ed. by [[Jack Zipes]] (1986)
* ''[[Don't Forget Your Spacesuit, Dear]]'' ed. by [[Jody Lynn Nye]] (1996)
* ''[[Dragons and Warrior Daughters|Dragons and Warrior Daughters: Fantasy Stories by Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Jessica Yates]] (1989)
* ''[[Dreams in a Minor Key|Dreams in a Minor Key: Tales of Magic Realism by Women]]'' ed. by [[Susanna Sturgis]] (1991)
* ''[[Dying for It]]'' ed. by [[Gardner Dozois]] (1997)

== E ==
* ''[[Embracing the Dark|Embracing the Dark: Tales of Gay and Lesbian Horror]]'' ed. by [[Eric Garber]] (1991)
* ''[[Enter at Your Own Risk|Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms]]'' ed. by [[Alex Scully]] (2012)
* ''[[Eros in Orbit]]'' ed. by [[Joseph Elder]] (1973)
* ''[[The Eye of the Heron and Other Stories]]'' - ''see'' ''[[Millennial Women]]'' (1978) ed. by [[Virginia Kidd]]

== F ==
* ''[[Fantastic Women|Fantastic Women: 18 Tales of the Surreal and the Sublime from Tin House]]'' edited by [[Rob Spillman]] (2011)
* ''[[Fat Girl in a Strange Land]]'' ed. by [[Kay T. Holt]] and [[Bart R. Leib]] (2012)
* ''[[Fearless Girls, Wise Women & Beloved Sisters]]'' ed. by [[Kathleen Ragan]] (1998)
* ''[[Femmes au Futur]]'' ed. by [[Marianne Leconte]] (1976)
* ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]]'' ed. by [[Debbie Notkin]] & the [[Secret Feminist Cabal]] (1998)
* ''[[Forbidden Journeys|Forbidden Journeys: Fairy Tales and Fantasies by Victorian Women Writers]]'' (ed. by [[Nina Auerbach]] and [[U.C. Knoepflmacher]] (1992)
* ''[[Free Amazons of Darkover]]'' ed. by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] and the [[Friends of Darkover]] (1985)
* ''[[The Future Is Queer|The Future Is Queer: A Science Fiction Anthology]]'' ed. by [[Richard Labonté]] and [[Lawrence Schimel]] (2006)
* ''[[Futurelove|Futurelove: A Science Fiction Triad]]'' by [[Anne McCaffrey]], [[John H. Holly]], and [[Jeffrey Carver]] (1977)

== G ==
* ''[[The Gentlewomen of Evil|The Gentlewomen of Evil: An Anthology of Rare Supernatural Stories from the Pens of Victorian Ladies]]'', ed. Peter Haining (1967)
* ''[[The Ghost of Carmen Miranda|The Ghost of Carmen Miranda and Other Spooky Gay and Lesbian Tales]]'' ed. by [[Scott Brassart]] and [[Julie K. Trevelyan]] (1998)
* ''[[Ghostly Gentlewomen]]'' ed. by [[Seon Manley]] and [[Gogo Lewis]] (1977)
* ''[[Girls' Night Out|Girls' Night Out: Twenty-Nine Female Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1997)
* ''[[Girls to the Rescue]]'' ed. by [[Bruce Lansky]]

== H ==
* ''[[Hags, Sirens, & Other Bad Girls of Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Denise Little]] (2006)
* ''[[Women Who Wear the Breeches|Handsome Heroines: Women as Men in Folklore]]'' - ''see'' ''[[Women Who Wear the Breeches]]'' ed. by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (1995)
* ''[[Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories]]'' ed. by [[Catherine Lundoff]] (2008)
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[Haunting Women]]'' ed. by [[Alan Ryan]] (1988)
* ''[[Hear the Silence|Hear the Silence: Stories by Women of Myth, Magic and Renewal]]'' ed. by [[Irene Zahava]] (1986)
* ''[[Hecate's Cauldron]]'' ed. by [[Susan M. Shwartz]] (1982)
* ''[[Hellebore and Rue|Hellebore and Rue: Tales of Queer Women and Magic]]'' edited by [[Catherine Lundoff]] and [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)
* ''[[Hot Blood series|Hot Blood]]'' series of erotic horror anthologies: Hot Blood, Hotter Blood: More Tales of Erotic Horror, etc.
* ''[[Hotter Blood: More Tales of Erotic Horror]]'' edited by [[Michael Garrett]] and [[Jeff Gelb]] (1991)

== J ==
* ''[[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 1|The James Tiptree Award Anthology 1: Sex, the Future, & Chocolate Chip Cookies]]'', edited by [[Karen Joy Fowler]], [[Pat Murphy]], [[Debbie Notkin]], and [[Jeffrey D. Smith]] (2005)
* ''[[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 2]]'', edited by [[Karen Joy Fowler]], [[Pat Murphy]], [[Debbie Notkin]], and [[Jeffrey D. Smith]] (2006)
* ''[[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 3]]'', edited by [[Karen Joy Fowler]], [[Pat Murphy]], [[Debbie Notkin]], and [[Jeffrey D. Smith]] (2007)
* ''[[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 4]]''

== K ==
* ''[[Killing Me Softly|Killing Me Softly: Erotic Tales of Unearthly Love]]'' ed. by [[Gardner Dozois]] (1995) ("a hauntingly seductive collection by today's most daring authors")
* ''[[Kindred Spirits|Kindred Spirits: An Anthology of Gay and Lesbian Science Fiction Stories]]'', edited by [[Jeffrey M. Elliot]] (1984)

== L ==
* ''[[Ladies of the Gothics]]'' edited by [[Seon Manley]] and [[Gogo Lewis]] (1975)
* ''[[Ladies of Horror]]'' edited by [[Seon Manley]] and [[Gogo Lewis]] (1971)
* ''[[Lethal Kisses]]'' ed. by [[Ellen Datlow]] (1996)
* ''[[Letters from Home]]'' edited by [[Sarah Lefanu]] (1989)
* ''[[The Lifted Veil (anthology)|The Lifted Veil: The Book of Fantastic Literature by Women, 1800 - World War II]]'', edited by [[A. Susan Williams]] (1992)
* ''[[Little Deaths]]'' ed. by [[Ellen Datlow]] (1994)

== M ==
* ''[[Mad & Bad Fairies]]'' - [[Attic Press]] (1987; 1990)
* ''[[The Magic Within]]'' ed. by [[Emily Alward]], [[Diane Holmes]], [[Alicia Rasley]] (1994)
* ''[[Maid of the North|The Maid of the North: Feminist Folk Tales from Around the World]]'' ed. by [[Ethel Johnston Phelps]] (1981)
* ''[[Maiden, Matron, Crone]]'' ed. by [[Kerrie Hughes]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (2005)
* ''[[The Mammoth Book of Vampire Stories by Women]]'' ed. by [[Stephen Jones]] (2002)
* ''[[Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Val Clear]], [[Patricia Warrick]], [[Martin H. Greenberg]], [[Joseph D. Olander]] (1976)
* ''[[Memories and Visions|Memories and Visions: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Susanna J. Sturgis]] (1989)
* ''[[Men Writing Science Fiction as Women]]'', ed. by [[Mike Resnick]] (YEAR)
* ''[[Millennial Women|Millennial Women: Tales for Tomorrow]]'' ed. by [[Virginia Kidd]] (1978) [aka ''The Eye of the Heron and Other Stories'']
* ''[[Mistresses of the Dark]]'' edited by [[Stefan R Dziemianowicz]], [[Denise Little]] and [[Robert E Weinberg]] (1998)
* ''[[More Women of Wonder]]'' ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]] (1976)
* ''[[Ms. Muffet and Others]]'' from [[Attic Press]]

== N ==
* ''[[New Amazons]]'' ed. by [[Margaret Weis]] (2000)
* ''[[New Eves|New Eves: Science Fiction About the Extraordinary Women of Today and Tomorrow]]'' edited by [[Janrae Frank]], [[Jean Stine]], and [[Forrest J. Ackerman]] (1994)
* ''[[The New Women of Wonder|The New Women of Wonder: Recent Science Fiction Stories by Women About Women]]'' ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]] (1978)
* ''[[Night Bites|Night Bites: Vampire Stories by Women - Tales of Blood and Lust]]'' ed. by [[Victoria A. Brownworth]] (1996)
* ''[[Night Shade|Night Shade: Gothic Tales by Women]]'' ed. by [[Victoria A. Brownworth]] and [[Judith A. Redding]] (1999)
* ''[[Not of Woman Born]]'' ed. by [[Constance Ash]] (1999)

== O ==
* ''[[Off Limits|Off Limits: Tales of Alien Sex]]'' ed. by [[Ellen Datlow]] (1996)
* ''[[The Old Wives' Book of Fairy Tales]]'' ed. by [[Angela Carter]] (2000) - ''See'' ''[[The Virago Book of Fairy Tales]]''
* ''[[Once Upon a Time (anthology)|Once Upon a Time]]'' ed. by [[Michael Ford]] (1996)

== P ==
* ''[[The Lifted Veil|The Penguin Book of Classic Fantasy by Women]]'': see [[The Lifted Veil]] ed. by [[A. Susan Williams]] (1992)
* ''[[The Penguin Book of Modern Fantasy by Women]]'' ed. by [[A. Susan Williams]] and [[Richard Glyn Jones]] (1991)

== Q ==
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)

== R ==
* ''[[Rapunzel's Revenge]]'' by [[Attic Press]]
* ''[[Rapunzel's Revenge: More Feminist Fairytales]]'' by [[Attic Press]] (1995)
* ''[[Renunciates of Darkover]]'' ed. by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] and [[The Friends of Darkover]] (1991)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)
* ''[[Ride on Rapunzel]]'' from [[Attic Press]] (1992)
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]

== S ==
* ''[[SCI-FI Womanthology]]'' edited by [[Pam Keesey]] and [[Forrest J. Ackerman]] (2000)
* ''[[The Second Virago Book of Fairy Tales]]'' edited by [[Angela Carter]] (1992)
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995)
* ''[[Sirens and Other Daemon Lovers]]'' ed. by [[Ellen Datlow]] and [[Terri Windling]] (HarperPrism 1998; Avon 2002)
* ''[[Sisters in Fantasy]]'' edited by [[Susan Shwartz]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1995)
* ''[[Sisters in Fantasy 2]]'' edited by [[Susan Shwartz]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1996)
* ''[[Sisters of the Night]]'' edited by [[Barbara Hambly]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1995)
* ''[[Sisters of Sorcery]]'' edited by [[Seon Manley]] and [[Gogo Lewis]] (1976)
* ''[[Skin of the Soul]]'' edited by [[Lisa Tuttle]] (1990)
* ''[[Sleeping Beauty, Indeed|Sleeping Beauty, Indeed, and Other Lesbian Fairytales]]'' edited by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2009)
* ''[[So Fey|So Fey: Queer Faery Fiction]] ed. by [[Steve Berman]]'' (2007)
* ''[[Space of Her Own|Space of Her Own: Twenty Outstanding Science Fiction Stories by Women Writers]]'' edited by [[Shawna McCarthy]] (1983)
* ''[[Space Sirens|Space Sirens: Full-Throttle Space Tales #2]]'' ed. by [[Carol Hightshoe]] (2009)
* ''[[Steam-Powered|Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2010)
* ''[[Steam-Powered 2|Steam-Powered 2: More Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)
* ''[[Strange Bedfellows]]'' ed. by [[Thomas N. Scortia]] (1972)
* ''[[Sweeping Beauties]]''
* ''[[Sword and Sorceress]]'' (#1) (1984)
* ''[[Sword and Sorceress]]'' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
* ''[[Swords of the Rainbow]]'' edited by [[Eric Garber]] and [[Jewelle Gomez]] (1996)

== T ==
* ''[[Dreams in a Minor Key|Tales of Magic Realism by Women: Dreams in a Minor Key]]'' ed. by [[Susanna Sturgis]] (1991)
* ''[[Tangle Girls]]'' edited by [[Nicole Kimberling]] (2009)
* ''[[Things Invisible to See]]: Gay and Lesbian Tales of Magic Realism, ed. by [[Lawrence Schimel]] (1998)
* ''[[Through Other Eyes|Through Other Eyes: Animal Stories by Women]]'' ed. by [[Irene Zahava]] (1988)
* ''[[Turn the Other Chick]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]] (2004)

== V ==
* ''[[Victorian Ghost Stories by Eminent Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Richard Dalby]]
* ''[[The Venus Factor]]'' edited by [[Vic Ghidalia]] and [[Roger Elwood]] (1972)
* ''[[The Virago Book of Fairy Tales]]'' edited by [[Angela Carter]] (1990)
* ''[[The Virago Book of Ghost Stories]]'' edited by [[Richard Dalby]] (1987)
* ''[[The Virago Book of Ghost Stories: Vol. 2|The Virago Book of Ghost Stories: Vol. 2 The 20th Century]]'' edited by [[Richard Dalby]] (1991)
* ''[[The Virago Book of Victorian Ghost Stories]]'' edited by [[Richard Dalby]] (1988)
* ''[[The Virago Book of Witches]]'' edited by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (1993)

== W ==
* ''[[Warrior Enchantresses]]'' edited by [[Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1996)
* ''[[Warrior Princesses]]'' edited by [[Elizabeth Ann Scarborough]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]] (1998)
* ''[[Warrior Wisewoman]]'' edited by [[Roby James]] (2008)
* ''[[Warrior Wisewoman 2]]'' edited by [[Roby James]] (2009)
* ''[[Warrior Wisewoman 3]]'' edited by [[Roby James]] (2010)
* ''[[What Did Miss Darrington See?|What Did Miss Darrington See? An Anthology of Feminist Supernatural Fiction]]'' (1989)
* ''[[When Women Rule]]'' ed. by [[Sam Moskowitz]] (1972) (anthology about matriarchies; most told from other perspective, however)
* ''[[Wise Women (anthology)|Wise Women: Folk and Fairy Tales from Around the World]]'' retold and ed. by [[Suzanne I. Barchers]] (1997)
* ''[[Witches' Brew|Witches Brew: Horror and Supernatural Stories by Women]]'' ed. by [[Marcia Muller]] and [[Bill Pronzini]] (1984)
* ''[[Woman Space|Woman Space: Future and Fantasy: Stories and Art by Women]]'' ed. by [[The New Victoria Collective]] (1981)
* ''[[A Woman's Liberation (anthology)|A Woman's Liberation: A Choice of Futures By and About Women]]'' ed. by [[Connie Willis]] and [[Sheila Williams]] (2001)
* ''[[Women of Darkness]]'' ed. by [[Kathryn Ptacek]] (1988)
* ''[[Women of Darkness 2]]'' ed. by [[Kathryn Ptacek]] (1990)
* ''[[Women of Other Worlds|Women of Other Worlds: Excursions Through Science Fiction and Feminism]]'' ed. by [[Helen Merrick]] and [[Tess Williams]] (1999)
* ''[[Women at War]]'' ed. by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] and [[Roland J. Green]] (1995)
* ''[[Women of War]]'' ed. by [[Tanya Huff]] and [[Alexander Potter]] (2005)
* ''[[Women Who Run With the Werewolves|Women Who Run With the Werewolves: Tales of Blood, Lust and Metamorphosis]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1996)
* ''[[The Women Who Walk Through Fire|The Women Who Walk Through Fire: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Susanna Sturgis]] (1990)
* ''[[Women Who Wear the Breeches]]'' ed. by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (YEAR)
* ''[[Women of Wonder|Women of Wonder: Science Fiction Stories by Women about Women]]'' ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]] (1974)
* ''[[Women of Wonder, The Classic Years|Women of Wonder, The Classic Years: Science Fiction by Women from the 1940s to the 1970s]]'' ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]] (1995)
* ''[[Women of Wonder, The Contemporary Years|Women of Wonder: The Contemporary Years: Science Fiction by Women from the 1970s to the 1990s]]'' ed. by [[Pamela Sargent]] (1995)
* ''[[Women Writing Science Fiction as Men]]'' ed. by [[Mike Resnick]] (2003)
* ''[[Womenfolk and Fairy Tales]]'' ed. by [[Rosemary Minard]] (1975)
* ''[[Women's Fantastic Adventures : Stories]]'' ed. by [[Brigitte Scheer-Schäzler]] (1992)
* ''[[The Women's Press Book of New Myth and Magic]]'' ed. by [[Helen Windrath]] (1993)
* ''[[Worlds Apart|Worlds Apart: An Anthology of Lesbian and Gay Science Fiction and Fantasy]]'', ed. by [[Camilla Decarnin]], [[Eric Garber]], and [[Lyn Paleo]] (1986)

==See also==
* [[:Category:Anthologies]]
* [[List of sexuality themed SF anthologies]]
* [[List of queer SF anthologies]]

==References==
* Copied from http://feministsf.org/anths/ (2007/2/28)

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[[Category:Feminist SF studies]]

Anthologies of queer SF

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This list includes anthologies that have a queer theme. The anthology theme may be either themes within the stories themselves (e.g., queer characters), or thematic selection of works based on the author (e.g., works by queer authors). Only anthologies whose ''theme'' is queer are included; anthologies that simply include some queer works are not eligible.

{{women SF anthologies}}

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== B ==
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Fantasy|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian: Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1997)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Science Fiction|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1998)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Horror|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Horror]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (2001)
* ''[[Blood Sisters|Blood Sisters: Lesbian Vampire Tales]]'' ed. by [[Cece Ross]] (2006)

== D ==
* ''[[Dangerous Women]]'' ed. by [[S. G. Johnson]] (1994)
* ''[[Dark Angels|Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1995)
* ''[[Daughters of Darkness|Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1993)

== E ==
* ''[[Embracing the Dark|Embracing the Dark: Tales of Gay and Lesbian Horror]]'' ed. by [[Eric Garber]] (1991)
* ''[[Enter at Your Own Risk|Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms]]'' ed. by [[Alex Scully]] (2012)

== F ==
* ''[[The Future Is Queer|The Future Is Queer: A Science Fiction Anthology]]'' ed. by [[Richard Labonté]] and [[Lawrence Schimel]] (2006)

== G ==
* ''[[The Ghost of Carmen Miranda|The Ghost of Carmen Miranda and Other Spooky Gay and Lesbian Tales]]'' ed. by [[Scott Brassart]] and [[Julie K. Trevelyan]] (1998)

== H ==
* ''[[Handsome Heroines|Handsome Heroines: Women as Men in Folklore]]'' ed. by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (1996)
* ''[[Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades|Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories]]'' ed. by [[Catherine Lundoff]] (2008)
* ''[[Hellebore and Rue|Hellebore and Rue: Tales of Queer Women and Magic]]'' edited by [[Catherine Lundoff]] and [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)

== K ==
* ''[[Kindred Spirits|Kindred Spirits: An Anthology of Gay and Lesbian Science Fiction Stories]]'' ed. by [[Jeffrey M. Elliot]] (1984)

== S ==
* ''[[Sleeping Beauty, Indeed|Sleeping Beauty, Indeed, and Other Lesbian Fairytales]]'' edited by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2009)
* ''[[So Fey|So Fey: Queer Faery Fiction]] ed. by [[Steve Berman]]'' (2007)
* ''[[Steam-Powered|Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2010)
* ''[[Steam-Powered 2|Steam-Powered 2: More Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)
* ''[[Swords of the Rainbow|Swords of the Rainbow: Gay and Lesbian Fantasy Adventures]]'' ed. by [[Eric Garber]] and [[Jewelle Gomez]] (1996)

== T ==
* ''[[Tangle Girls]]'' edited by [[Nicole Kimberling]] (2009)
* ''[[Things Invisible to See]]: Gay and Lesbian Tales of Magic Realism, ed. by [[Lawrence Schimel]] (1998)

== W ==
* ''[[Women Who Wear the Breeches]]'' (alt. title: ''[[Handsome Heroines]]'')
* ''[[Worlds Apart|Worlds Apart: An Anthology of Lesbian and Gay Science Fiction and Fantasy]]'', ed. by [[Camilla Decarnin]], [[Eric Garber]], and [[Lyn Paleo]] (1986)

==See also==
* [[:Category:Anthologies]]
* [[List of sexuality themed SF anthologies]]
* [[List of gender-themed SF anthologies]]

[[Category:Anthologies| List]]
[[Category:Feminist SF studies]]
[[Category:Lists of works by theme]]
[[category:Queer]]

Enter at Your Own Risk

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'''''Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms''''' is a 2012 anthology of queer horror/SF published by [[Firbolg Publishing]].

==Contents==
* "Introduction" by [[Robert Dunbar]]
* Foreword by [[Alex Scully]]

* "Alone" by [[Edgar Allan Poe]], p.1
* "When You Are Right" by [[Robbie Anderson]], pp. 2-8
* "Time for One More Show" by [[B. E. Scully]], pp. 9-26
* "The Neglected Ones" by [[Joshua Skye]], pp. 27-33
* "In the End, He Dreamed" by [[Michael Meeske]], pp. 34-44
* "Country People" by [[Richard Hall]], pp. 45-62
* "Prickle the Ivories" by [[Chad Stroup]], pp. 63-66
* "Sing for Me, Baby" by [[Catherine M. Smyka]], pp. 67-75
* "A Decent Cup of Tea" by [[Michele Cacano]], pp. 76-83
* "The Eyes" by [[Edith Wharton]], pp. 84-106
* "Promises in the Dark, Whispers at Dawn" by [[Vincent Waters]], pp. 107-112
* "Murder by Any Other Name" by [[Abella Rodriguez]], pp. 113-120
* "Stage Whisper" by [[Ted Cornwell]], pp. 121-130
* "In Kropfsberg Keep" by [[Ralph Adams Cram]], pp. 131-142
* "Something Remains" by [[Drew Keaton]], pp. 143-148
* "Inheritance" by [[Richard May]], pp. 149-159
* "A New Heart That Tells a Tale" by [[Andrew Wolter]], pp. 160-176
* "Last Dance in the Rain" by [[T. Fox Dunham]], pp. 177-186

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[[category:2012 publications]]
[[category:Works by title]]

Enter at Your Own Risk

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'''''Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms''''' is a 2012 anthology of queer horror/SF published by [[Firbolg Publishing]].

==Contents==
* "Introduction" by [[Robert Dunbar]]
* Foreword by [[Alex Scully]]

* "Alone" by [[Edgar Allan Poe]], p.1
* "When You Are Right" by [[Robbie Anderson]], pp. 2-8
* "Time for One More Show" by [[B. E. Scully]], pp. 9-26
* "The Neglected Ones" by [[Joshua Skye]], pp. 27-33
* "In the End, He Dreamed" by [[Michael Meeske]], pp. 34-44
* "Country People" by [[Richard Hall]], pp. 45-62
* "Prickle the Ivories" by [[Chad Stroup]], pp. 63-66
* "Sing for Me, Baby" by [[Catherine M. Smyka]], pp. 67-75
* "A Decent Cup of Tea" by [[Michele Cacano]], pp. 76-83
* "The Eyes" by [[Edith Wharton]], pp. 84-106
* "Promises in the Dark, Whispers at Dawn" by [[Vincent Waters]], pp. 107-112
* "Murder by Any Other Name" by [[Abella Rodriguez]], pp. 113-120
* "Stage Whisper" by [[Ted Cornwell]], pp. 121-130
* "In Kropfsberg Keep" by [[Ralph Adams Cram]], pp. 131-142
* "Something Remains" by [[Drew Keaton]], pp. 143-148
* "Inheritance" by [[Richard May]], pp. 149-159
* "A New Heart That Tells a Tale" by [[Andrew Wolter]], pp. 160-176
* "Last Dance in the Rain" by [[T. Fox Dunham]], pp. 177-186

[[category:Anthologies]]
[[category:Queer]]
[[category:2012 publications]]
[[category:Works by title]]

Anthologies of queer SF

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This list includes anthologies that have a queer theme. The anthology theme may be either themes within the stories themselves (e.g., queer characters), or thematic selection of works based on the author (e.g., works by queer authors). Only anthologies whose ''theme'' is queer are included; anthologies that simply include some queer works are not eligible.

{{women SF anthologies}}

{{compactTOC3|Sec1=|Sec2=References}}

== B ==
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Fantasy|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian: Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1997)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Science Fiction|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (1998)
* ''[[Bending the Landscape: Horror|Bending the Landscape: Original Gay and Lesbian Writing: Horror]]'' ed. by [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephen Pagel]] (2001)
* ''[[Blood Sisters|Blood Sisters: Lesbian Vampire Tales]]'' ed. by [[Cece Ross]] (2006)

== D ==
* ''[[Dangerous Women]]'' ed. by [[S. G. Johnson]] (1994)
* ''[[Dark Angels|Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1995)
* ''[[Daughters of Darkness|Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories]]'' ed. by [[Pam Keesey]] (1993)

== E ==
* ''[[Embracing the Dark|Embracing the Dark: Tales of Gay and Lesbian Horror]]'' ed. by [[Eric Garber]] (1991)
* ''[[Enter at Your Own Risk|Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms]]'' ed. by [[Alex Scully]]

== F ==
* ''[[The Future Is Queer|The Future Is Queer: A Science Fiction Anthology]]'' ed. by [[Richard Labonté]] and [[Lawrence Schimel]] (2006)

== G ==
* ''[[The Ghost of Carmen Miranda|The Ghost of Carmen Miranda and Other Spooky Gay and Lesbian Tales]]'' ed. by [[Scott Brassart]] and [[Julie K. Trevelyan]] (1998)

== H ==
* ''[[Handsome Heroines|Handsome Heroines: Women as Men in Folklore]]'' ed. by [[Shahrukh Husain]] (1996)
* ''[[Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades|Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories]]'' ed. by [[Catherine Lundoff]] (2008)
* ''[[Hellebore and Rue|Hellebore and Rue: Tales of Queer Women and Magic]]'' edited by [[Catherine Lundoff]] and [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)

== K ==
* ''[[Kindred Spirits|Kindred Spirits: An Anthology of Gay and Lesbian Science Fiction Stories]]'' ed. by [[Jeffrey M. Elliot]] (1984)

== S ==
* ''[[Sleeping Beauty, Indeed|Sleeping Beauty, Indeed, and Other Lesbian Fairytales]]'' edited by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2009)
* ''[[So Fey|So Fey: Queer Faery Fiction]] ed. by [[Steve Berman]]'' (2007)
* ''[[Steam-Powered|Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2010)
* ''[[Steam-Powered 2|Steam-Powered 2: More Lesbian Steampunk Stories]]'' ed. by [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]] (2011)
* ''[[Swords of the Rainbow|Swords of the Rainbow: Gay and Lesbian Fantasy Adventures]]'' ed. by [[Eric Garber]] and [[Jewelle Gomez]] (1996)

== T ==
* ''[[Tangle Girls]]'' edited by [[Nicole Kimberling]] (2009)
* ''[[Things Invisible to See]]: Gay and Lesbian Tales of Magic Realism, ed. by [[Lawrence Schimel]] (1998)

== W ==
* ''[[Women Who Wear the Breeches]]'' (alt. title: ''[[Handsome Heroines]]'')
* ''[[Worlds Apart|Worlds Apart: An Anthology of Lesbian and Gay Science Fiction and Fantasy]]'', ed. by [[Camilla Decarnin]], [[Eric Garber]], and [[Lyn Paleo]] (1986)

==See also==
* [[:Category:Anthologies]]
* [[List of sexuality themed SF anthologies]]
* [[List of gender-themed SF anthologies]]

[[Category:Anthologies| List]]
[[Category:Feminist SF studies]]
[[Category:Lists of works by theme]]
[[category:Queer]]

Ru Emerson

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'''Ru Emerson''' (b. 1944 Dec. 15) is a SF writer. She also writes under the pseudonym [[Roberta Cray]]. She has written a number of [[Xena Warrior Princess]] novels, among other fantasy works.

==Names==
* Ru Emerson
* Roberta Cray

==Further reading==
; From the author
* [http://members.tripod.com/jill_cloud/Ru_Emerson_Home.html Ru Emerson website]

; Databases & references
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/e/ru-emerson/ FantasticFiction.co.uk]
* [http://www.librarything.com/author/emersonru LibraryThing]

{{DEFAULTSORT:Emerson, Ru}}
[[category:1944 births]]
[[category:Living people]]

[[category:Women writers by name]]
[[category:Writers by name]]
[[category:Women by name]]
[[category:People by name]]

List of female SF writers: E

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Françoise d'Eaubonne]]
* [[Sheri S. Eberhart]]
* [[Julia Ecklar]]
* [[Leigh Eddings]]
* [[Helen Edmonds]]
* [[Helen Woods Edmonds]]
* [[Amelia B. Edwards]]
* [[Doris Egan]]
* [[Barbara Ehrenreich]]
* [[Jan Eliasberg]]
* [[Suzette Haden Elgin]]
* [[George Eliot]]
* [[Kate Elliott]]
* [[Novalyne Price Ellis]]
* [[Jane Emerson]]
* [[Ru Emerson]]
* [[Carol Emshwiller]]
* [[Sylvia Louise Engdahl]]
* [[M.J. Engh]]
* [[Louise Erdrich]]
* [[Kelley Eskridge]]
* [[Jane Espenson]]
* [[Linda Evans]]
* [[Mary Ann Evans]]
* [[Mary Anne Evans]]
* [[H. D. Everett]]
* [[Edith Eyde]]

List of female SF writers: D

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Kara Dalkey]]
* [[Kate Daniels]]
* [[Max Daniels]]
* [[S. J. Day]]
* [[Christine de Pisan]]
* [[Miriam Allen deFord]]
* [[Pamela Dean]]
* [[A.M. Dellamonica]]
* [[Isak Dinesen]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Esmé Dodderidge]]
* [[Mary Mapes Dodge]]
* [[Emma Donoghue]]
* [[Rita Donovan]]
* [[Sonya Dorman]]
* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]
* [[Theo Douglas]]
* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]
* [[Diane Duane]]
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Maureen Duffy]]
* [[Catherine Dufour]]
* [[Lois Duncan]]
* [[Lucille Durand]]
* [[Marina Dyachenko]]

* [[Kara Dalkey]]
* [[Max Daniels]]
* [[Naomi Danis]]
* [[S. J. Day]]
* [[Christine de Pisan]]
* [[Miriam Allen deFord]]
* [[Pamela Dean]]
* [[A. M. Dellamonica]]
* [[Christine Delphy]]
* [[Emily Dickinson]]
* [[J. M. Dillard]]
* [[Isak Dinesen]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Esmé Dodderidge]]

* [[Mary Mapes Dodge]]
* [[Emma Donoghue]]
* [[Rita Donovan]]
* [[Sonya Dorman]]
* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]
* [[Theo Douglas]]
* [[Sara Douglass]]
* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]
* [[Jeanne DuPrau]]
* [[Diane Duane]]
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Maureen Duffy]]
* [[Catherine Dufour]]
* [[Lois Duncan]]
* [[Lucile Durand]]
* [[Lucille Durand]]
* [[Andrea Dworkin]]

List of female SF writers: D

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Kara Dalkey]]
* [[Max Daniels]]
* [[S. J. Day]]
* [[Christine de Pisan]]
* [[Miriam Allen deFord]]
* [[Pamela Dean]]
* [[A.M. Dellamonica]]
* [[Isak Dinesen]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Esmé Dodderidge]]
* [[Mary Mapes Dodge]]
* [[Emma Donoghue]]
* [[Rita Donovan]]
* [[Sonya Dorman]]
* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]
* [[Theo Douglas]]
* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]
* [[Diane Duane]]
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Maureen Duffy]]
* [[Catherine Dufour]]
* [[Lois Duncan]]
* [[Lucille Durand]]
* [[Marina Dyachenko]]

* [[Kara Dalkey]]
* [[Max Daniels]]
* [[Naomi Danis]]
* [[S. J. Day]]
* [[Christine de Pisan]]
* [[Miriam Allen deFord]]
* [[Pamela Dean]]
* [[A. M. Dellamonica]]
* [[Christine Delphy]]
* [[Emily Dickinson]]
* [[J. M. Dillard]]
* [[Isak Dinesen]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Esmé Dodderidge]]

* [[Mary Mapes Dodge]]
* [[Emma Donoghue]]
* [[Rita Donovan]]
* [[Sonya Dorman]]
* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]
* [[Theo Douglas]]
* [[Sara Douglass]]
* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]
* [[Jeanne DuPrau]]
* [[Diane Duane]]
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Maureen Duffy]]
* [[Catherine Dufour]]
* [[Lois Duncan]]
* [[Lucile Durand]]
* [[Lucille Durand]]
* [[Andrea Dworkin]]

List of female SF writers: D

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List of female SF writers: C

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

*[[Trudi Canavan]] (born 1969)
*[[Jacqueline Carey]] (born 1964)
*[[Lin Carter]] (1930-1988)
*[[Suzy McKee Charnas]] (born 1939)
*[[Daína Chaviano]] (born 1960)
*[[C. J. Cherryh]] (born 1942)
*[[Cassandra Clare]]
*[[Susanna Clarke]] (born 1959)
*[[Jo Clayton]] (1939-1998)
*[[Brenda Clough]]
*[[Suzanne Collins]] (born 1964)
*[[Roxanne Longstreet Conrad]] (pen name Rachel Caine)
*[[Louise Cooper]] (1952-2009)
*[[Susan Cooper]] (born 1935)
*[[Elaine Corvidae]]
*[[Elaine Cunningham]] (born 1957)
*[[Jane Louise Curry]] (born 1932)
*[[Julie E. Czerneda]] (born 1955)

* [[Pat Cadigan]]
* [[Claude Cahun]]
* [[Mary Caponegro]]
* [[Jayge Carr]]
* [[Carol Carr]]
* [[Leonora Carrington]]
* [[Angela Carter]]
* [[Rosario Castellanos]]
* [[Willa Cather]]
* [[Sarah Caudwell]]
* [[Margaret Cavendish]]
* [[Vera Chapman]]
* [[Gabrielle Charbonnet]]
* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]]
* [[Daína Chaviano]]
* [[Caroline Janice Cherry]]
* [[C.J. Cherryh]]
* [[Deborah Christian]]
* [[Sybil Claiborne]]
* [[Susanna Clarke]]
* [[Jo Clayton]]
* [[Pearl Cleage]]
* [[Manning Coles]]
* [[Barbara Comyns]]
* [[Tina Connolly]]
* [[Murray Constantine]]
* [[Elizabeth Burgoyne Corbett]]
* [[Juanita Coulson]]
* [[Kathryn Cramer]]
* [[Roberta Cray]]
* [[A. C. Crispin]]
* [[Christopher Crowfield]]
* [[Julie Czerneda]]

List of female SF writers: B

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

*[[Hilary Bailey]] (born 1936)
*[[Kage Baker]] (born 1952)
* [[Lesley Beake]] (South African YA writer)
*[[Elizabeth Bear]] (born 1971)
* [[Lauren Beukes]] (South African writer; ''[[Zoo City]]'' (2010))
*[[Malorie Blackman]] (born 1962)
* [[Sarah Blau]]
*[[Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff]] (born 1954)
*[[Leigh Brackett]] (1915-1978)
*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] (1930-1999)
*[[Gillian Bradshaw]] (born 1956)
* [[Anna Brzezinska]]
*[[Lois McMaster Bujold]] (born 1949)
*[[Emma Bull]] (born 1954)
*[[Octavia E. Butler]] (1947-2006)

* [[Gertrude Bacon]]
* [[Hilary J. Bader]]
* [[Hilary Bailey]]
* [[Wilhelmina Baird]]
* [[Kage Baker]]
* [[Toni Cade Bambara]]
* [[Elia Barceló]]
* [[A. M. Barnard]]
* [[Lisa A. Barnett]]
* [[Natalie Barney]]
* [[Marleen Barr]]
* [[Sandra Barret]]
* [[Elizabeth Barrette]]
* [[Natania Barron]]
* [[Gael Baudino]]
* [[Doris Baumgardt]]
* [[Mary F. Beal]]
* [[Fleur Beale]]
* [[Margaret Beames]]
* [[Elizabeth Bear]]
* [[Simone de Beauvoir]]
* [[Alison Bechdel]]
* [[Aphra Behn]]
* [[Currer Bell]]
* [[Ellis Bell]]
* [[Claudia De Bella]]
* [[Gioconda Belli]]
* [[Lisa Ben]]
* [[Aimee Bender]]
* [[Amber Benson]]
* [[Louky Bersianik]]
* [[Julia Bertagna]]
* [[L. D. Biagi]]
* [[J. Michael Bingham]]
* [[Malorie Blackman]]
* [[Katherine Blake]]
* [[Edith Bland]]
* [[Edith Nesbit Bland]]
* [[Fabian Bland]]
* [[Francesca Lia Block]]
* [[Nancy Bogen]]
* [[Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff]]
* [[Marjorie Bowen]]
* [[Philippa Boyens]]
* [[Leigh Brackett]]
* [[Mary Elizabeth Braddon]]
* [[K. Tempest Bradford]]
* [[Alice Hastings Bradley]]
* [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]
* [[Mary Hastings Bradley]]
* [[Rebecca Brand]]
* [[Caitlin Brennan]]
* [[E.M. Broner]]
* [[Charlotte Brontë]]
* [[Emily Brontë]]
* [[D. K. Broster]]
* [[Rosel George Brown]]
* [[Mildred Downey Broxon]]
* [[Kathleen Bryan]]
* [[Dorothy Bryant]]
* [[Bryher]]
* [[M. M. Buckner]]
* [[Lauren Beukes]]
* [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]
* [[Emma Bull]]
* [[Katharine Burdekin]]
* [[Stephanie Burgis]]
* [[Elory Burke]]
* [[Frances Hodgson Burnett]]
* [[Gwendoline Butler]]
* [[Octavia E. Butler]]
* [[A. S. Byatt]]

List of female SF writers: B

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List of female SF writers: A

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Lynn Abbey]], (born 1948) (pseudonym for Marilyn Lorraine Abbey)
* Marilyn Lorraine Abbey, 1948- (pseudonym: Lynn Abbey, 1948-)
* [[Ruth N. Abello]]
* [[Harriette S. Abels]], 1926- full name: Harriette Sheffer Abels, 1926-
* [[Christine Elizabeth Abrahamsen]], 9/6/1916- (used pseudonym Cristabel)
* [[Kathy Acker]], (1948-1997)
* [[Glenda Adams]]
* [[Fleur Adcock]] (New Zealand)
* [[Adriana Alarco de Zadra]] (Peru)
* [[Nikki Alfar]] (Philippines)
* [[Patricia Anthony]], (born 1947)
* [[Kim Antieau]], (born 1955)

* [[Olga Appiani de Linares]]
* [[Eleanor Arnason]], (born 1942)
* [[Catherine Asaro]]
* [[Pauline Ashwell]], (born 1928), also Paul Ash, real name Pauline Whitby
* [[Gertrude Atherton]], (born 1857)
* [[Margaret Atwood]], (born 1939)
* [[Jean M. Auel]], (born 1936)
* [[Alicia Austin]]
* [[Mary Hunter Austin, 1868-1934]] (Mary Austin; pseud. Gordon Stairs)
* [[Catherine Aydy]] (pseudonym for Emma Tennant)

* [[Kathleen de Azevedo]]
* [[Luisa Axpe]]

== directory==
<pre>
Rachel Aaron
Lynn Abbey
Kathy Acker
Glenda Adams
Linda Addison
Margot Adler
Joan Aiken
Taibah Al-Ibrahim
Louisa May Alcott
Camille Alexa
Alma Alexander
Thea Plym Alexander
Dorothy Allison
Zainab Amadahy
Charlie Anders
C. L. Anderson
Patricia Anthony
Kim Antieau
Kelley Armstrong
Eleanor Arnason

Keri Arthur
Catherine Asaro
Constance Ash
Pauline Ashwell
Paul Ash
Alice Askew
Cynthia Asquith
Gertrude Franklin Atherton
Kate Atkinson
Margaret Atwood
Jean Auel
Marie Catherine d'Aulnoy
Jane Austen
M H Ayinde
</pre>

==More: copied from FSF.org==
* http://feministsf.org/authors/wsfwriters.html

<pre>

Hazel Adair (pseudonym for Hazel Addis)
Ruth Adam
Nadia Adamant
Glenda Adams
Harriet S(tratemeyer) Adams, 1892-1982 (pseudonyms: Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon, Laura Lee Hope, Victor Appleton. These "house-names" were begun by her father Edward Stratemeyer)
Lynn Adams
Pamela Crippen Adams, 1961-
Sara Adamson (pseudonym for Laura Antoniou)
Hazel Addis (pseudonym: Hazel Adair)
Linda D. Addison

Joan (Delano) Aiken, 2/4/1924- (born Britain)
Kathleen J. Alcala
Louisa May Alcott (pseudonym: A. M. Barnard)
Gill Alderman
Ann Aldrich (pseudonym for Marijane Meaker)
Mary C. Aldridge
Thea Alexander
Karen Jordan Allen
Kate Allen
Judith Alguire
Lori Negridge Allen
Isabel Allende, 1942- . b. Lima, Perú considers herself Chilean; lives in US
Dorothy Allison, b. Greenville, SC, USA
Andrea M. Alton
Liv Margareth Alver, Norway
Emily Alward
Zainab Amadahy, 1956-
Lottie F. Ambrose (published as L. D. Biagi)
Mildred Ames
Colleen Anderson
Karen Anderson
Karen (Kruse) Anderson, 1932-
Karen Anderson
Margaret J(ean) Anderson, 1931-
Susan Janice Anderson
Katya Andreevna
Patricia Anthony
Kim Antieau, 1955-: web page
Laura Antoniou (pseudonym: Sara Adamson)
Toni Anzetti
E. L. Arch (pseudonym for Rachel Cosgrove Payes)
Lynne Armstrong-Jones
Eleanor [Atwood] Arnason, 1942- web page
Catherine Asaro
Constance Ash
Paul Ash (pseudonym for Pauline Ashwell)
Sarah Ash
Ellen Asher
Pauline Ashwell (pseudonym: Paul Ash)
Janet O. (Jeppson) Asimov, 1926- (published as J. O. Jeppson)
Nancy Asire
Chrstina Askanis
Cynthia Asquith (Lady Mary), 1887-3/31/1960
Hope Athearn
Gertrude Franklin Atherton, 10/30/1857-6/14/1948
Stella Atrium
Margaret Atwood, 1939- (born Canada) [see also: discussion list at atwood-l@cariboo.bc.ca ... Margaret Atwood Information Web Site ... Atwood Society]
</pre>

[[Category:Lists of writers]]

List of female SF writers: K

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

*[[Katharine Kerr]] (born 1944)
*[[Caitlin R. Kiernan]] (born 1964)
*[[Ellen Klages]]
*[[Nancy Kress]]
*[[Katherine Kurtz]] (born 1944)
*[[Ellen Kushner]]

List of female SF writers: G

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Diana Gabaldon]] (born 1952)
* [[Carolyn Gage]]
* [[Francis Gaite]]
* [[Ellen Galford]]
* [[Maria Galina]]
* [[Elena Garro]]
* [[Elizabeth Gaskell]]

* [[Sally Miller Gearhart]]
* [[Patricia Geary]]
* [[Maggie Gee]]
* [[Mary Gentle]] (born 1956)

* [[Candra K. Gill]]
* [[ElizaBeth Gilligan]]
* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]
* [[Greer Ilene Gilman]]
* [[Laura Anne Gilman]]

* [[Heather Gladney]]
* [[Isabel Glass]]
* [[Molly Gloss]]

* [[Lisa Goldstein]]
* [[Leona Gom]]
* [[Jewelle Gomez]]
* [[Kathleen Ann Goonan]]
* [[Nadine Gordimer]]
* [[Angélica Gorodischer]]
* [[Theodora Goss]]
* [[Phyllis Gotlieb]]
* [[Hiromi Goto]]
* [[Olympe de Gouges]]
* [[Barbara Gowdy]]
* [[Judy Grahn]]
* [[Nicola Griffith]]
* [[Cherry Barbara Grimm]]
* [[Eileen Gunn]]

List of female SF writers: B

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List of female SF writers: V

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Catherynne M. Valente]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Sydney J. Van Scyoc]]
* [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]]
* [[Susan Vaught]]
* [[Eliza Victoria]]
* [[Lynn Viehl]]
* [[S. L. Viehl]]
* [[Joan Vinge]]
* [[Denise Vitola]]
* [[Cynthia Voigt]]
* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]
* [[Františka Vrbenská]]

List of female SF writers: L

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Madeleine L'Engle]]
* [[Aileen La Tourette]]
* [[Mercedes Lackey]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[William Lamb]]
* [[Margo Lanagan]]
* [[Mary E. Bradley Lane]]
* [[Justine Larbalestier]]
* [[Glenda Larke]]
* [[Marghanita Laski]]
* [[Louise Lawrence]]
* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]
* [[Tanith Lee]]
* [[Yoon Ha Lee]]
* [[Doris Lessing]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Frank Lin]]
* [[Megan Lindholm]]
* [[Kelly Link]]
* [[Anna Livia]]
* [[Rochita Loenen-Ruiz]]
* [[Gabrielle M.V. Long]]
* [[Rosaleen Love]]
* [[Alison Lurie]]
* [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]]

List of female SF writers: A

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{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Lynn Abbey]], (born 1948) (pseudonym for Marilyn Lorraine Abbey)
* Marilyn Lorraine Abbey, 1948- (pseudonym: Lynn Abbey, 1948-)
* [[Ruth N. Abello]]
* [[Harriette S. Abels]], 1926- full name: Harriette Sheffer Abels, 1926-
* [[Christine Elizabeth Abrahamsen]], 9/6/1916- (used pseudonym Cristabel)
* [[Kathy Acker]], (1948-1997)
* [[Glenda Adams]]
* [[Fleur Adcock]] (New Zealand)
* [[Adriana Alarco de Zadra]] (Peru)
* [[Nikki Alfar]] (Philippines)
* [[Patricia Anthony]], (born 1947)
* [[Kim Antieau]], (born 1955)

* [[Olga Appiani de Linares]]
* [[Eleanor Arnason]], (born 1942)
* [[Catherine Asaro]]
* [[Pauline Ashwell]], (born 1928), also Paul Ash, real name Pauline Whitby
* [[Gertrude Atherton]], (born 1857)
* [[Margaret Atwood]], (born 1939)
* [[Jean M. Auel]], (born 1936)
* [[Alicia Austin]]
* [[Mary Hunter Austin, 1868-1934]] (Mary Austin; pseud. Gordon Stairs)
* [[Catherine Aydy]] (pseudonym for Emma Tennant)

* [[Kathleen de Azevedo]]
* [[Luisa Axpe]]

==More: copied from FSF.org==
* http://feministsf.org/authors/wsfwriters.html

<pre>

Hazel Adair (pseudonym for Hazel Addis)
Ruth Adam
Nadia Adamant
Glenda Adams
Harriet S(tratemeyer) Adams, 1892-1982 (pseudonyms: Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon, Laura Lee Hope, Victor Appleton. These "house-names" were begun by her father Edward Stratemeyer)
Lynn Adams
Pamela Crippen Adams, 1961-
Sara Adamson (pseudonym for Laura Antoniou)
Hazel Addis (pseudonym: Hazel Adair)
Linda D. Addison

Joan (Delano) Aiken, 2/4/1924- (born Britain)
Kathleen J. Alcala
Louisa May Alcott (pseudonym: A. M. Barnard)
Gill Alderman
Ann Aldrich (pseudonym for Marijane Meaker)
Mary C. Aldridge
Thea Alexander
Karen Jordan Allen
Kate Allen
Judith Alguire
Lori Negridge Allen
Isabel Allende, 1942- . b. Lima, Perú considers herself Chilean; lives in US
Dorothy Allison, b. Greenville, SC, USA
Andrea M. Alton
Liv Margareth Alver, Norway
Emily Alward
Zainab Amadahy, 1956-
Lottie F. Ambrose (published as L. D. Biagi)
Mildred Ames
Colleen Anderson
Karen Anderson
Karen (Kruse) Anderson, 1932-
Karen Anderson
Margaret J(ean) Anderson, 1931-
Susan Janice Anderson
Katya Andreevna
Patricia Anthony
Kim Antieau, 1955-: web page
Laura Antoniou (pseudonym: Sara Adamson)
Toni Anzetti
E. L. Arch (pseudonym for Rachel Cosgrove Payes)
Lynne Armstrong-Jones
Eleanor [Atwood] Arnason, 1942- web page
Catherine Asaro
Constance Ash
Paul Ash (pseudonym for Pauline Ashwell)
Sarah Ash
Ellen Asher
Pauline Ashwell (pseudonym: Paul Ash)
Janet O. (Jeppson) Asimov, 1926- (published as J. O. Jeppson)
Nancy Asire
Chrstina Askanis
Cynthia Asquith (Lady Mary), 1887-3/31/1960
Hope Athearn
Gertrude Franklin Atherton, 10/30/1857-6/14/1948
Stella Atrium
Margaret Atwood, 1939- (born Canada) [see also: discussion list at atwood-l@cariboo.bc.ca ... Margaret Atwood Information Web Site ... Atwood Society]
</pre>

[[Category:Lists of writers]]

List of female SF writers: S

2012-11-02T00:25:49Z

Lquilter: sakuraba

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Kazuki Sakuraba]]
* [[Josephine Saxton]]
* [[Dorothy Scarborough]]
* [[Lori Selke]]
* [[Delia Sherman]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[Nancy Springer]]
* [[Caroline Stevermer]]

List of female SF writers: B

2012-11-02T00:24:32Z

Lquilter: blau

List of female SF writers: D

2012-11-02T00:22:08Z

Lquilter: dufour

List of female SF writers: K

2012-11-02T00:21:55Z

Lquilter: Leena Krohn

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

*[[Katharine Kerr]] (born 1944)
*[[Caitlin R. Kiernan]] (born 1964)
*[[Ellen Klages]]
*[[Nancy Kress]]
* [[Leena Krohn]]
*[[Katherine Kurtz]] (born 1944)
*[[Ellen Kushner]]

List of female SF writers: N

2012-11-02T00:21:36Z

Lquilter: niogret

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Linda Nagata]]
* [[Suniti Namjoshi]]
* [[Nastia T]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Vera Nazarian]]
* [[Cary Neeper]]
* [[Petra Neomillnerová]]
* [[E. Nesbit]]
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Audrey Niffenegger]]
* [[Justine Niogret]]
* [[Andrew North]]
* [[Andre Norton]]
* [[Naomi Novik]]
* [[Marti Noxon]]
* [[Alice Nunn]]
* [[Jody Lynn Nye]]

List of female SF writers: V

2012-11-02T00:20:38Z

Lquilter: v

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Catherynne M. Valente]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Sydney J. Van Scyoc]]
* [[JoSelle Vanderhooft]]
* [[Susan Vaught]]
* [[Lynn Viehl]]
* [[S. L. Viehl]]
* [[Joan Vinge]]
* [[Denise Vitola]]
* [[Cynthia Voigt]]
* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]
* [[Františka Vrbenská]]

List of female SF writers: N

2012-11-02T00:19:42Z

Lquilter: Františka Vrbenská

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Linda Nagata]]
* [[Suniti Namjoshi]]
* [[Nastia T]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Vera Nazarian]]
* [[Cary Neeper]]
* [[Petra Neomillnerová]]
* [[E. Nesbit]]
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Audrey Niffenegger]]
* [[Andrew North]]
* [[Andre Norton]]
* [[Naomi Novik]]
* [[Marti Noxon]]
* [[Alice Nunn]]
* [[Jody Lynn Nye]]

List of female SF writers: S

2012-11-02T00:17:17Z

Lquilter: singh

{{FemaleSFWritersIndex}}

* [[Josephine Saxton]]
* [[Dorothy Scarborough]]
* [[Lori Selke]]
* [[Delia Sherman]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[Nancy Springer]]
* [[Caroline Stevermer]]

List of female SF writers: D

2012-11-02T00:16:29Z

Lquilter: dyachenko

List of female SF writers: B

2012-11-02T00:15:57Z

Lquilter: beukes, beake

Anthologies of regional or ethnic SF with gender themes

2012-11-02T00:13:20Z

Lquilter: /* Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF */ phil

This list includes anthologies of SF that have a gender theme (women or queer writers; female or queer protagonists; issues relating to gender or sexuality), but focused on a particular regionor ethnicity.

Note: Not included are "default" white or English/American anthologies. While many anthologies might be "default" or de facto "American" or "Anglo", or white/European-American, here the focus is on ''intentionally'' regionalist or ethnically-defined collections.

Note: Not included are translations. Anthologies of materials translated to another language are not included here; only if the materials anthologized are native to, or about, the ethnicity or region.

Note: Not included are "around the world" or "multicultural" anthologies. These anthologies focus on a particular culture, region, ethnicity, heritage.

{{women SF anthologies}}

{{compactTOC3|Sec1=|Sec2=References}}

== by title ==
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

== By place ==
; Australia
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

; Czechoslovakia
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)

; Germany
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)

; Italy
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]

; South America
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)

; North America
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)

== Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF ==
* ''[[The Apex Book of World SF]]''
* ''[[The Penguin World Omnibus of Science Fiction]]'' edited by Brian Aldiss and Sam J Lundwall (1977)
* ''[[Travelling Towards Epsilon|Travelling Towards Epsilon: An Anthology of French Science Fiction]]'' edited by Maxim Jakubowski (1977)
* ''[[The World Treasury of Science Fiction]]'' edited by David G. Hartwell (1989)
* ''[[Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root|Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] (2000)
* ''[[Dark Matter|Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora]]'' (2000)
* ''[[Cosmos Latinos|Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain]]'' edited by Andrea L. Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilan (2003)
* ''[[Dark Matter: Reading the Bones]]'' ed. by [[Sheree Renee Thomas]] (2004)
* ''[[So Long Been Dreaming|So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] and [[Uppinder Mehan]] ([[Arsenal Pulp Press]] 2004)
* ''[[The Black Mirror and Other Stories|The Black Mirror and Other Stories: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Germany and Austria]]'' edited by Franz Rottensteiner and translated by Mike Mitchell (2008)
* ''[[Walking the Clouds|Walking the Clouds: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Grace L. Dillon]] (University of Arizona Press 2012)
* ''[[X9]]'' - Australian SF
* Steampunk—Histórias de Um Passado Extraordinário, edited by Gianpaolo Celli - Brazilian steampunk anthology
* ''Philippine Speculative Fiction'' - an annual anthology series.

[[category:Anthologies| ]]
[[category:Lists of works by theme]]

Anthologies of regional or ethnic SF with gender themes

2012-11-01T23:51:18Z

Lquilter: /* Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF */ notes

This list includes anthologies of SF that have a gender theme (women or queer writers; female or queer protagonists; issues relating to gender or sexuality), but focused on a particular regionor ethnicity.

Note: Not included are "default" white or English/American anthologies. While many anthologies might be "default" or de facto "American" or "Anglo", or white/European-American, here the focus is on ''intentionally'' regionalist or ethnically-defined collections.

Note: Not included are translations. Anthologies of materials translated to another language are not included here; only if the materials anthologized are native to, or about, the ethnicity or region.

Note: Not included are "around the world" or "multicultural" anthologies. These anthologies focus on a particular culture, region, ethnicity, heritage.

{{women SF anthologies}}

{{compactTOC3|Sec1=|Sec2=References}}

== by title ==
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

== By place ==
; Australia
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

; Czechoslovakia
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)

; Germany
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)

; Italy
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]

; South America
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)

; North America
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)

== Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF ==
* ''[[The Apex Book of World SF]]''
* ''[[The Penguin World Omnibus of Science Fiction]]'' edited by Brian Aldiss and Sam J Lundwall (1977)
* ''[[Travelling Towards Epsilon|Travelling Towards Epsilon: An Anthology of French Science Fiction]]'' edited by Maxim Jakubowski (1977)
* ''[[The World Treasury of Science Fiction]]'' edited by David G. Hartwell (1989)
* ''[[Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root|Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] (2000)
* ''[[Dark Matter|Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora]]'' (2000)
* ''[[Cosmos Latinos|Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain]]'' edited by Andrea L. Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilan (2003)
* ''[[Dark Matter: Reading the Bones]]'' ed. by [[Sheree Renee Thomas]] (2004)
* ''[[So Long Been Dreaming|So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] and [[Uppinder Mehan]] ([[Arsenal Pulp Press]] 2004)
* ''[[The Black Mirror and Other Stories|The Black Mirror and Other Stories: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Germany and Austria]]'' edited by Franz Rottensteiner and translated by Mike Mitchell (2008)
* ''[[Walking the Clouds|Walking the Clouds: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Grace L. Dillon]] (University of Arizona Press 2012)
* ''[[X9]]'' - Australian SF
* Steampunk—Histórias de Um Passado Extraordinário, edited by Gianpaolo Celli - Brazilian steampunk anthology

[[category:Anthologies| ]]
[[category:Lists of works by theme]]

Anthologies of regional or ethnic SF with gender themes

2012-11-01T23:49:28Z

Lquilter: /* Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF */ more

This list includes anthologies of SF that have a gender theme (women or queer writers; female or queer protagonists; issues relating to gender or sexuality), but focused on a particular regionor ethnicity.

Note: Not included are "default" white or English/American anthologies. While many anthologies might be "default" or de facto "American" or "Anglo", or white/European-American, here the focus is on ''intentionally'' regionalist or ethnically-defined collections.

Note: Not included are translations. Anthologies of materials translated to another language are not included here; only if the materials anthologized are native to, or about, the ethnicity or region.

Note: Not included are "around the world" or "multicultural" anthologies. These anthologies focus on a particular culture, region, ethnicity, heritage.

{{women SF anthologies}}

{{compactTOC3|Sec1=|Sec2=References}}

== by title ==
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

== By place ==
; Australia
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

; Czechoslovakia
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)

; Germany
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)

; Italy
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]

; South America
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)

; North America
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)

== Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF ==
* ''[[The Apex Book of World SF]]''
* ''[[The Penguin World Omnibus of Science Fiction]]'' edited by Brian Aldiss and Sam J Lundwall (1977)
* ''[[Travelling Towards Epsilon: An Anthology of French Science Fiction edited by Maxim Jakubowski (1977)
* ''[[The World Treasury of Science Fiction edited by David G. Hartwell (1989)
* ''[[Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root|Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] (2000)
* ''[[Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora]]'' (2000)
* ''[[Cosmos Latinos|Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain]]'' edited by Andrea L. Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilan (2003)
* ''[[Dark Matter: Reading the Bones]]'' ed. by [[Sheree Renee Thomas]] (2004)
* ''[[So Long Been Dreaming|So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] and [[Uppinder Mehan]] ([[Arsenal Pulp Press]] 2004)
* ''[[The Black Mirror and Other Stories|The Black Mirror and Other Stories: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Germany and Austria]]'' edited by Franz Rottensteiner and translated by Mike Mitchell (2008)
* ''[[Walking the Clouds|Walking the Clouds: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Grace L. Dillon]] (University of Arizona Press 2012)

[[category:Anthologies| ]]
[[category:Lists of works by theme]]

Anthologies of regional or ethnic SF with gender themes

2012-11-01T23:43:33Z

Lquilter: addl

This list includes anthologies of SF that have a gender theme (women or queer writers; female or queer protagonists; issues relating to gender or sexuality), but focused on a particular regionor ethnicity.

Note: Not included are "default" white or English/American anthologies. While many anthologies might be "default" or de facto "American" or "Anglo", or white/European-American, here the focus is on ''intentionally'' regionalist or ethnically-defined collections.

Note: Not included are translations. Anthologies of materials translated to another language are not included here; only if the materials anthologized are native to, or about, the ethnicity or region.

Note: Not included are "around the world" or "multicultural" anthologies. These anthologies focus on a particular culture, region, ethnicity, heritage.

{{women SF anthologies}}

{{compactTOC3|Sec1=|Sec2=References}}

== by title ==
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

== By place ==
; Australia
* ''[[She's Fantastical]]'' edited by [[Lucy Sussex]] and [[Judith Raphael Buckrich]] (1995) (Australia)

; Czechoslovakia
* ''[[Allskin]]'' (Czech women writers; not entirely SF)

; Germany
* ''[[The Queen's Mirror|The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900]]'', ed. and transl. by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]] (2001)

; Italy
* ''[[Beautiful Angiola|Beautiful Angiola: The Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' gathered, written, and commented by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; translated by [[Jack Zipes]]
* ''[[The Robber with a Witch's Head|The Robber with a Witch's Head: More Stories from the Great Treasury of Sicilian Folk and Fairy Tales Collected by Laura Gonzenbach]]'' / by [[Laura Gonzenbach]]; edited and translated by [[Jack Zipes]]

; South America
* ''[[Secret Weavers|Secret Weavers: Stories of the Fantastic by Women of Argentina and Chile]]'' edited by [[Marjorie Agosin]] (1992)

; North America
* ''[[Haunted Women|Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers]]'' ed. by [[Alfred Bendixen]] (1987)
* ''[[Restless Spirits|Restless Spirits: Ghost Stories by American Women, 1872-1926]]'' ed. by [[Catherine A. Laudie]] (1997)

== Additional anthologies of regional / ethnic-related SF ==
* ''[[Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora]]'' (2000)
* ''[[Dark Matter: Reading the Bones]]'' ed. by [[Sheree Renee Thomas]] (2004)
* ''[[So Long Been Dreaming|So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction & Fantasy]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] and [[Uppinder Mehan]] ([[Arsenal Pulp Press]] 2004)
* ''[[Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root|Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* ''[[Walking the Clouds|Walking the Clouds: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction]]'' ed. by [[Grace L. Dillon]] (University of Arizona Press 2012)

[[category:Anthologies| ]]
[[category:Lists of works by theme]]

List of women of color writing SF

2012-11-01T23:37:55Z

Lquilter: more

{{WOC}}{{WMSF}}

==A-C==
* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[Celu Amberstone]]
* [[M H Ayinde]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[K. Tempest Bradford]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]] (deceased)
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Ching-In Chen]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]

==D-H==
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Louise Erdrich]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Diana Glancy]] 
* [[Jewelle Gomez]]
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.

==J-N==
* [[N. K. Jemisin]]
* [[Alaya Dawn Johnson]]
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Alice Kim]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Karin Lowachee]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Mary Anne Mohanraj]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Shweta Narayan]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]

==O-S==
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Debjani Sengupta]]
* [[Nisi Shawl]]
* [[Leslie Marmon Silko]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[J. T. Stewart]]

==T-Z==
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

[[Category:Writers by identity]]
[[Category:Writers by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Writers by gender]]
[[category:Women writers]]

List of women of color writing SF

2012-11-01T23:34:19Z

Lquilter: others

{{WOC}}{{WMSF}}

==A-C==
* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[M H Ayinde]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[K. Tempest Bradford]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]] (deceased)
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Ching-In Chen]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]

==D-H==
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Louise Erdrich]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Diana Glancy]] 
* [[Jewelle Gomez]]
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.

==J-N==
* [[N. K. Jemisin]]
* [[Alaya Dawn Johnson]]
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Alice Kim]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Karin Lowachee]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Mary Anne Mohanraj]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Shweta Narayan]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]

==O-S==
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Debjani Sengupta]]
* [[Nisi Shawl]]
* [[Leslie Marmon Silko]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[J. T. Stewart]]

==T-Z==
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

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User:Andreatodd

2012-10-13T13:52:20Z

Lquilter: real person

* Real user. (This is a place-holder to help sort out spam accounts. Feel free to replace with your own user page!) --[[User:Lquilter|Lquilter]] 06:52, 13 October 2012 (PDT)

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Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms

2012-10-09T18:43:23Z

Lquilter:

'''''Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms''''' is a 2012 gay-themed anthology of SF and horror edited by [[Alex Scully]] and published by [[Firbolg Publishing]].

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Enter at Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms

2012-10-09T18:41:53Z

Lquilter: seed

Feminist SF Wiki:Wiki Spam

2012-09-04T02:33:02Z

Lquilter: edit

== 2006 ==
''The first 4 entries on this page were copied from the [[Talk:Administrator Discussion]] page.''

I am spurred to create a page for people (self-defined administrators -- yes, you too, whoever is reading this) to discuss issues relating to running the wiki. The spur is those long numeric strings that periodically show up on brand new pages that never existed before, or, lately, as additions to preexisting pages. What's up with those? They don't seem to be link-spam because there is no link. So I wonder if they are created by some searchbot or other program running wild, by the mediawiki software, or what? Does anybody know? [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 07:01, 26 June 2006 (PDT)

Well, a search on the internet didn't turn up anything definitive. But some people theorize it's a "proof of concept" spam to see if the site is being patrolled. If we don't remove the weird edits, the real attack begins. Some pages I came across indicated that there are RBL filters that can be installed for the Wikimedia engine. Maybe we should look into that? --[[User:JLeland|Therem]] 19:18, 26 June 2006 (PDT)

One geek friend believes them to be screwed-up spambots. Deleting quickly is a good thing. Looking for spam-filters would be great! Janice are you going to do that? [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 14:04, 27 June 2006 (PDT)

Well, I have turned on the "sorbs" open proxy blocking option in the config file. I also added a page per the instructions at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Spam. I am porting this page content over there now. --[[User:JLeland|Therem]] 17:28, 27 June 2006 (PDT)

: We're getting even more than ever! I'm not sure the "sorbs" has helped at all. (Or maybe it would have been worse without.) [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 04:34, 30 June 2006 (PDT)

I note that a lot of the spam entries are intended to escape visible notice by including a < style = "display:none;" > tag -- is there a way for us to include entries that have that code on a watch list? -- LQ

: And wiki responds -- Per the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Anti-spam_Features Wikimedia Anti-spam Features] I added a $wgSpamRegex line. See also http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgSpamRegex for more help. (And I got dinged by it right away even editing the code that already existed! Hence the leet for "none" which is now "n0ne".) [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 04:45, 30 June 2006 (PDT)

: Actually, thinking about it, I don't think we've gotten any spamlinking since you turned it on. Probably too soon to really tell though. It's the 18-digit numeric strings that we're getting more of lately. Very annoying! So I added the $wgSpamRegex which currently blocks the displa of the css display code and a few phrases for some of the more popular commercial spam sites.

: It relies on regular expressions, so, if we think it's safe, we could ban the regular expression for 18-digit numeric strings. Obviously it would have to be only applied to purely numeric strings. I don't want to do it if we can think of instances where legitimate 18-digit numeric strings might exist, but I can't think of any! Anyone else? [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 04:58, 30 June 2006 (PDT)

Ah -- so I just put in a '''\d{20}''' into the regex (thanks Eric!) and I think it's working.

Now we just need to figure out how to edit the "Spam blocked" page which says your page has probably been blocked for external links ... it should say "or because you are presumptively spamming by putting in a meaningless string of digits"!!!!

It would be even better if we could block an edit if that were the *only* change. Right now, it blocks an edit if it *includes* a 16-digit string of numbers. [[User:Lquilter|LQ]] 11:20, 30 June 2006 (PDT)

== 2008 ==
* setting up [[:Category:FSFwiki anti-spam]] to stash frequently targeted pages.

== 2012 incursions ==
* 2012/07/27 - While editing and saving a couple of pages today, I got referred to a c**lis spam page. URL was the edited pages. Nothing of the page shows up in the view-source code. I assume it's an incorporated script, but am not sure how to figure out which ones. It is also not every edit that produces the spam, but I got it on two different edit/saves. [http://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=List_of_lesbian_vampires&curid=8948&diff=47761&oldid=44849 List of lesbian vampires] and [http://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=Anthologies_of_SF_with_gender_themes&curid=5003&diff=47771&oldid=47630 Anthologies of SF with gender themes]. wtf? --[[User:Lquilter|Lquilter]] 20:14, 27 July 2012 (PDT)
* 2012/08/04 - New spam editors. Two have recently actually ''created new users'', which is an admin privilege. Very concerning. Discovered, however, that the .htaccess file was not saved when I created the FSFwiki directory after it not working a couple of weeks ago. --[[User:Lquilter|Lquilter]] 08:20, 4 August 2012 (PDT)
* 2012/09/03 - A bunch of edits to different pages; two referred me to the spam ads. [[Gender Trouble]] and [[The Women Who Knew Too Much]]. [http://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=Gender_Trouble&action=historysubmit&diff=48007&oldid=37960 edit to GT]. [http://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=The_Women_Who_Knew_Too_Much&action=historysubmit&diff=48016&oldid=38945 edit to TWWKTM].

==External Links & References==

* http://spamhuntress.com/2006/06/24/random-numbers-edits-on-wikis/
* http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Anti-spam_Features

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A Room of One's Own / Virginia Woolf (1929)

2012-09-04T02:30:29Z

Lquilter: cats

'''''A Room of One's Own''''' ([[1929]]) is an influential essay by [[Virginia Woolf]], in which she states that "a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction".

;Related or similar works:
*''[[Three Guineas]]'' (1938), by [[Virginia Woolf]]
*''[[How To Suppress Women's Writing]]'' (1983), by [[Joanna Russ]]

;Works which reference this title:
*[[Room of Your Own (WisCon 31 panel)]]

== External Links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Room_of_One's_Own Wikipedia entry]
* [http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/w/woolf/virginia/w91r/ Online text]

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Simians, Cyborgs, and Women

2012-09-04T02:30:16Z

Lquilter: cats

'''''Simians, Cyborgs, and Women: The Reinvention of Nature''''' (1991) by [[Donna J. Haraway]].

==Editions==
* 1991: Routledge, New York

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Woman and Labour / Olive Schreiner

2012-09-04T02:30:06Z

Lquilter: cats

'''''Woman and Labour''''' (1911) is an essay by [[Olive Schreiner]]. It is dedicated to [[Constance Lytton]].

== Destruction of the original manuscript ==

The published text of ''Woman and Labour'' is the surviving version of a much longer work, which was destroyed when Schreiner's house was vandalised during the Boers war and her papers burned.

;From the introduction
:In 1899 I was living in Johannesburg, when, owing to ill-health, I was ordered suddenly to spend some time at a lower level. At the end of two months the Boer War broke out. Two days after war was proclaimed I arrived at De Aar on my way back to the Transvaal; but Martial Law had already been proclaimed there, and the military authorities refused to allow my return to my home in Johannesburg and sent me to the Colony; nor was I allowed to send any communication through, to any person, who might have extended some care over my possessions. Some eight months after, when the British troops had taken and entered Johannesburg; a friend, who, being on the British side, had been allowed to go up, wrote me that he had visited my house and found it looted, that all that was of value had been taken or destroyed; that my desk had been forced open and broken up, and its contents set on fire in the centre of the room, so that the roof was blackened over the pile of burnt papers. He added that there was little in the remnants of paper of which I could make any use, but that he had gathered and stored the fragments till such time as I might be allowed to come and see them. I thus knew my book had been destroyed.

;On the original text
:In the original book the matter of the parasitism of woman filled only one chapter out of twelve, and it was mainly from this chapter that this book was drawn. The question of the parasitism of woman is, I think, very vital, very important; it explains many phenomena which nothing else explains; and it will be of increasing importance. But for the moment there are other aspects of woman’s relation to labour practically quite as pressing. In the larger book I had devoted one chapter entirely to an examination of the work woman has done and still does in the modern world, and the gigantic evils which arise from the fact that her labour, especially domestic labour, often the most wearisome and unending known to any section of the human race, is not adequately recognised or recompensed. Especially on this point I have feared this book might lead to a misconception, if by its great insistence on the problem of sex parasitism, and the lighter dealing with other aspects, it should lead to the impression that woman’s domestic labour at the present day (something quite distinct from, though indirectly connected with, the sexual relation between man and woman) should not be highly and most highly recognised and recompensed. I believe it will be in the future, and then when woman gives up her independent field of labour for domestic or marital duty of any kind, she will not receive her share of the earnings of the man as a more or less eleemosynary benefaction, placing her in a position of subjection, but an equal share, as the fair division, in an equal partnership.

== Contents ==
* Dedication.
* Introduction.
* Chapter I. Parasitism.
* Chapter II. Parasitism (continued).
* Chapter III. Parasitism (continued).
* Chapter IV. Woman and War.
* Chapter V. Sex Differences.
* Chapter VI. Certain Objections.

== Racism in ''Woman and Labour'' ==
There are certain racist aspects to this work: Schreiner considers the status of women in relation to their race (which is not always synonymous with "the human race", but corresponds to various ethnicities), and describes some races as "primitive", attributing essential qualities to various groups.

;Quote from Chapter VI
: It is possible, that the human female, like the Jew, the male of that type farthest removed from the dominant male type of the past, may in the future find, that, so far from those qualities which, in an earlier condition, lessened her social value and power of labour, continuing to do so, they will increase it.

== External Links ==
* [http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1440 Project Gutenberg e-text]
* [http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/s/schreiner/olive/woman/ Another e-text (HTML)]

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The Women Who Knew Too Much

2012-09-04T02:29:50Z

Lquilter: cats

'''''The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock and Feminist Theory''''' by [[Tania Modleski]].

'''Descriptions:''' "Modleski argues that Hitchcock was neither misogynist or sympathetic in his portrayal of women in film. With an analysis that uses psychoanalysis and feminist criticism she shows Hitchcock's approach to be ambivalent to women. Tania Modleski claims that critical approaches to Hitchcock have falsely fallen into two camps: either he is seen as a misogynist, or as sympathetic to women in his demonstration of women's plight in patriarchy. In opposition to these positions, Modleski asserts that Hitchcock is ambivalent towards his female characters. Applying the theories of psychoanalysis, mass culture, and a broad range of film and feminist criticism, Modleski presents readings of seven Hitchcock films from various periods in his career. First published in 1988, The Women Who Knew Too Much remains a classic work in film theory and criticism. The book consists of a theoretical introduction and analyses of seven important films by Alfred Hitchcock, each of which provides a basis for an analysis of the female spectator as well as of the male spectator. Modleski considers the emotional and psychic investments of men and women in female characters whose stories often undermine the mastery of the cinematic Master of Suspense. This new edition features a new chapter which considers the last 15 years of Hitchcock criticism as it relates to the ideas in this landmark book."

==Editions==
* ISBN 0415901766 (paperback)
* ISBN 0415973627 (paperback)
* ISBN 0416017118 (paperback)

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I Blame the Patriarchy

2012-09-04T02:29:30Z

Lquilter: cats

'''I Blame the Patriarchy''' is a popular phrase.

It is also a feminist blog (http://blog.iblamethepatriarchy.com/ ) that began around 2004. The blog is not particularly SF-related, but its readers include SF fans, and SF comes up not infrequently in the discussion threads. The blog also started a forum for patriarchy-blaming. The whole endeavor is run by, and "advances the radical feminist views of Twisty Faster, a gentleman farmer and spinster aunt eating dinner in Austin, Texas."

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Women of Ideas

2012-09-04T02:29:24Z

Lquilter: cats

'''Women of Ideas and What Men Have Done to Them: From Aphra Behn to Adrienne Rich''' is a work of feminist literary history and criticism by [[Dale Spender]].

==Editions==

==Commentary & notes==
See: [http://www.pinn.net/~sunshine/book-sum/spender2.html pinn.net/~sunshine] for index

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Women, Race and Class

2012-09-04T02:29:12Z

Lquilter: cats

'''Women, Race and Class''' is an influential work in feminist theory, first published by [[Angela Y. Davis]] in 1981.

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Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans & Perverts

2012-09-04T02:28:53Z

Lquilter: cats

'''''Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans & Perverts: Feminist Essays''''' ([[1985]]), by [[Joanna Russ]], is, as its title indicates, a collection of feminist essays, most of which originally appeared in [[13th Moon]] or [[Sinister Wisdom]]. ("Not For Years But For Decades" originally appeared in [[The Coming Out Stories]] in [[1980]].)

Russ dedicated ''Magic Mommas...'' to [[Dale Spender]], "who is showing us the way", and praises Spender's "wonderful, crucial new book", [[Women of Ideas: What Men Have Done to Them]] in her introduction (p. 10).

''Magic Mommas...'' primarily focuses on matters related to women's sexuality, fantasies, and relationship to [[pornography]]. In her introduction, Russ disclaims that most of the essays are not offered as "illustrations of accurate theory" (p.16); she posits them as warnings ("go thou and do otherwise") instead. But she adds that she may "be too harsh on <nowiki>[her]</nowiki> past self", and tells the reader to decide.

Russ also excepts "[[Power and Helplessness in the Women's Movement]]" explicitly from this disclaimer.

The essay "[[Pornography By Women For Women, With Love]]" is one of [[Joanna Russ]]'s articles on the subject of [[slash]] fiction, and an early analysis of this phenomenon. (Russ also wrote another article for the [[Star Trek]] [[fanzine]], [http://www.agentwithstyle.com/nome08.htm NOME 8].)

== Table of Contents ==
* Introduction
* Not For Years But For Decades
* [[Power and Helplessness in the Women's Movement]]
* Being Against Pornography
* News From the Front
* [[Pornography By Women For Women, With Love]]
* Pornography and the Doubleness of Sex for Women

== Quotes ==

From the introduction, p. 10:
:Spender's formulation of feminist theory isn't final either, of course, but I'm going to propose as the primary demand of patriarchy what she chooses from [[Matilda Joslyn Gage]] ([[1873]])<sup>[[Woman, Church, and State|2]]</sup>: ''that women's resources be available, non-reciprocally and without pay, to men''. If men have an unreasonable and unjust double amount of authority (intellectual and other), self-esteem, time, energy, leisure, cultural importance, wealth, freedom, and so on, this is precisely because they have stolen our labor and the wealth it produces, our self-esteem, our claims to knowledge and achievement, and our possibilities for autonomy and freedom. We are not merely excluded from male activities and institutions; our resources have been appropriated by men as their own in a massive theft lasting for centuries.

From "News From the Front", p. 77:
:The feminism I know began as politics, not rules for living. To call X a feminist issue did not then mean that there was a good way to do X and a bad way, and that we were trying to replace the bad way with the good way. X was a feminist issue because it was the locus of various social pressures (which it made visible) and those social pressues were what feminism was all about. Makeup, for instance, is a feminist issue ''not because using makeup is anti-feminist and scrubbing your face is feminist but because makeup is compulsory''. Those who don't see the distinction are building a religion, not a politics.

== References ==
* [[Joanna Russ|Russ, Joanna]], '''Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans & Perverts: Feminist Essays''', 1985, The Crossing Press, New York, 119 pages.

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I Read the Internets

2012-09-04T02:28:42Z

Lquilter: cats

'''[http://thehathorlegacy.info/3/i-read-the-internets/ I Read the Internets]''' is a weekly column by [[Revena]] about the feminist blogosphere. It is hosted at [[The Hathor Legacy]], and was established Nov. 4, 2006.

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How To Suppress Women's Writing / Joanna Russ

2012-09-04T02:28:24Z

Lquilter: cats

[[IMAGE:Russ-Suppress.jpg|thumb|200px|right]] '''''How To Suppress Women's Writing''''' is an essay published by [[Joanna Russ]] in [[1983]], which she describes as "a sketch of an analytic tool: patterns in the suppression of women's writing" (prologue, p. 5).

It is a brilliant book, containing a mine of information and a wealth of insight into sexist tactics in literature, covering the vicious circle that operates from the prohibitions and material conditions that prevent women from writing, to the obstacles in publishing, the social conditions that meet authors who have published, and the impact on readers.

The Afterword "is poetic justice" (p. 135): Russ addresses her own suppression of writers of colour from the purview of ''How to Suppress Women's Writing'' and describes the consequences of her ignorance of their work.

=== Related Reading ===

At the start of a [[What Are We Fighting For? Sex, Race, Class, and the Future of Feminism|later work]], Joanna Russ refers to [[Dale Spender]]'s essay, ''[[Women of Ideas: What Men Have Done to Them]]'', published in [[1982]]:
: Many feminists have suspected that women's achievements in general and previous feminist movements in particular have been edited out of critical history, but only in Spender's book have I found this suspicion substantiated by an accumulation of evidence (more than eighty cases) that didn't allow me to say, "Oh, sure, we all know that," but instead, ''"Omigod, I didn't know it was that bad."''

Spender's work in ''Women of Ideas'' precedes and complements Russ's, in adopting a chronological study of specific instances that illustrate the same patterns which Russ began to analyse independently. Dale Spender situates the suppression of women's ideas by men as a function and a result of the [[sexual harassment]] used to oppress women as a class.

[[Jeanne Gomoll]] wrote "[[An Open Letter to Joanna Russ]]" in [[1987]] in which she said about the dismissal of women's contribution to SF in the 70s:
: I think I've just discovered another strategy to suppress women's writing (...) "They wrote it, but they were a fad."

The [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8720/letter.htm letter] contains an eloquent attack against the men's forgetfulness about science fiction [[fandom]].

== External Links ==
* [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8720/letter.htm Fanthology '87: An Open Letter to Joanna Russ], by [[Jeanne Gomoll]]

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