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'''Warrior Enchantresses''' is a 1996 anthology edited by [[Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch]] and [[Martin H. Greenberg]].

"15 original tales of women who work swordcraft and spellcraft in defense of all they hold dear"

Interestingly enough for a fantasy novel, all these stories take place in historical earth settings (albeit ones in which magic actually works). In a couple of cases either "warrior" or "enchantress" is rather a stretch for the female protagonist. Many of the stories have priestesses as their protagonists.

==Editions==
* 1996: Daw (Wollheim), New York.

==Contents==
"Introduction" by Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch;
* "The World Well Lost" by Tanith Lee;
* "Auour the Deepminded" Andre Norton;
* "Of the Deaths of Kings" Melanie Rawn;
* "The Warrior and the Dragon's Son" Josepha Sherman;
* "Earthen Mound" Diana L. Paxson;
* "The Ginseng Potion" William F. Wu;
* "The Mist of Melusine" Rosemary Hawley Jarman;
* "Going Back to Colchis" Rebecca Ore;
* "Amazon Gold" Steven Rogers;
* "Qadishtu" Laura Resnick and Kathy Chadwyck;
* "Eye of Flame" Pamela Sargent;
* "Phaistides" Lois Tilton;
* "A Wolf Upon the Wind" Jennifer Roberson;
* "The Lady of the Mercians" Mary Frances Zambreno; and
* "Summoning the River" Deborah Wheeler.

[[Category:1996 publications]]
[[Category:Anthologies]]

Warrior Enchantresses - Revision history

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