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'''Sword and Sorceress XIX: An Anthology of Heroic Fantasy''', edited by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], is the nineteenth in the 20+–volume [[Sword and Sorceress series|Sword and Sorceress anthology series]]. | '''Sword and Sorceress XIX: An Anthology of Heroic Fantasy''', edited by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], is the nineteenth in the 20+–volume [[Sword and Sorceress series|Sword and Sorceress anthology series]]. | ||
Stories were selected by Bradley before her death and published as anthology after her death. | |||
==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
* 2002: Daw Books, New York, NY | * 2002: Daw Books, New York, NY; ISBN 0-7564-0049-X. Cover art by Michael Whelan. | ||
==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
* "Introduction" by [[Elisabeth Waters]] (pp. 9-10); | |||
* "The Curse of Ardal Glen" by [[Laura J. Underwood]] (11-24); | |||
* "When the King Is Weak" by [[Barbara E. Tarbox]] (25-37); | |||
* "The Sign of the Boar" by [[Diana Paxson]] (38-54); | |||
* "A Matter of Focus" by [[Penny Buchanan]] (55-62); | |||
* "Inner Sight" by [[Susan Wolven]] (63-69); | |||
* "Familiars" by [[Michael H. Payne]] (70-79); | |||
* "Ordeal" by [[Robyn McGrew]] (80-97); | |||
* "Grain" by [[Esther Friesner]] (99-118); | |||
* "Gifts of the Kami" by [[Carol E. Leever]] (119-134); | |||
* "One in Ten Thousand" by [[Aimee Kratts]] (135-149); | |||
* "Lord of the Earth" by [[Dorothy Heydt]] (150-166); | |||
* "Lady of Light" by [[Jennifer Ashley]] (167-173); | |||
* "All Too Familiar" by [[P. Andrew Miller]] (174-181); | |||
* "Artistic License" by [[Deborah Burros]] (182-187); | |||
* "Earth, Wind and Water" by [[Bob Dennis]] (188-196); | |||
* "Fire for the Senjen Tiger" by [[Stephen Crane Davidson]] (197-204); | |||
* "Fighting Spirit" by [[Karen Magon]] (205-212); | |||
* "Pride, Prejudice and Paranoia" by [[Michael Spence]] (213-241); | |||
* "A Simple Spell" by [[Marilyn A. Racette]] (242-245); | |||
* "Sword of Queens" by [[Bunnie Bessel]] (246-262); | |||
* "Better Seen Than Heard" by [[Emily C.A. Snyder]] (263-271); | |||
* "Openings" by [[Meg Heydt]] (272-280); | |||
* "A Little Magic" by [[P. E. Cunningham]] (281-298); | |||
* "Eloma's Second Career" by [[Lorie Calkins]] (299-311); and | |||
* "Sylvia" by [[A. Hall]] (312-314). | |||
[[Category:2002 publications]] | [[Category:2002 publications]] | ||
[[Category:Anthologies]] | [[Category:Anthologies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 29 June 2007
Sword and Sorceress XIX: An Anthology of Heroic Fantasy, edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley, is the nineteenth in the 20+–volume Sword and Sorceress anthology series.
Stories were selected by Bradley before her death and published as anthology after her death.
Editions
- 2002: Daw Books, New York, NY; ISBN 0-7564-0049-X. Cover art by Michael Whelan.
Contents
- "Introduction" by Elisabeth Waters (pp. 9-10);
- "The Curse of Ardal Glen" by Laura J. Underwood (11-24);
- "When the King Is Weak" by Barbara E. Tarbox (25-37);
- "The Sign of the Boar" by Diana Paxson (38-54);
- "A Matter of Focus" by Penny Buchanan (55-62);
- "Inner Sight" by Susan Wolven (63-69);
- "Familiars" by Michael H. Payne (70-79);
- "Ordeal" by Robyn McGrew (80-97);
- "Grain" by Esther Friesner (99-118);
- "Gifts of the Kami" by Carol E. Leever (119-134);
- "One in Ten Thousand" by Aimee Kratts (135-149);
- "Lord of the Earth" by Dorothy Heydt (150-166);
- "Lady of Light" by Jennifer Ashley (167-173);
- "All Too Familiar" by P. Andrew Miller (174-181);
- "Artistic License" by Deborah Burros (182-187);
- "Earth, Wind and Water" by Bob Dennis (188-196);
- "Fire for the Senjen Tiger" by Stephen Crane Davidson (197-204);
- "Fighting Spirit" by Karen Magon (205-212);
- "Pride, Prejudice and Paranoia" by Michael Spence (213-241);
- "A Simple Spell" by Marilyn A. Racette (242-245);
- "Sword of Queens" by Bunnie Bessel (246-262);
- "Better Seen Than Heard" by Emily C.A. Snyder (263-271);
- "Openings" by Meg Heydt (272-280);
- "A Little Magic" by P. E. Cunningham (281-298);
- "Eloma's Second Career" by Lorie Calkins (299-311); and
- "Sylvia" by A. Hall (312-314).