Women Writing Science Fiction as Men

Women Writing Science Fiction as Men is a 2003 anthology edited by Mike Resnick.

The premise was for women sf writers to write a story "not about a man's actions, not using him as a main character, but as a man"; that "each story had to be told in the first person of a man; and second, if changing the narrator from Victor to Victoria didn't invalidate the story we didn't want it." -- from Resnick's Introduction.

Editions

• 2003: Daw, New York.

Contents

• Introduction by Mike Resnick;
• "Homecoming" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch;
• "Big" by Leah A. Zeldes;
• "Prayerville" by Janis Ian;
• "Kingdom Come" by Kay Kenyon;
• "Licensed to Reclaim" by Laura Resnick;
• "Better Than Ants" by Barbara Galler-Smith;
• "Blackbird, Fly!" by Linda J. Dunn;
• "Call for Submissions" by Severna Park;
• "All My Children" by Leslie What;
• "What Goes Around" by Robyn Herrington;
• "Thumping the Weaver" by Susan R. Matthews;
• "Maxwell's Law" by Adrienne Gormley;
• "Diving After Reflected Woman" by Terry McGarry;
• "Sweeps Week" by Mercedes Lackey;
• "A Good Idea at the Time" by Karen E. Taylor;
• "Jesus Freaks" by Jennifer Roberson.