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The Women Who Walk Through Fire: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction is an edited anthology by Susanna Sturgis, the second of three published by Crossing Press.

Contents

  • Cathy Hinga Haustein, "Earth and Sky Words";
  • Rosalind A. Warren, "The Inkblot Test";
  • Deborah H. Fruin, "New Age Baby";
  • Phyllis Ann Karr, "Night of the Short Knives";
  • L. Timmel Duchamp, "The Forbidden Words of Margaret A.";
  • G. K. Sprinkle, "Road Runner";
  • Cleo Kocol, "Picnic Days";
  • Elaine Bergstrom, "Net Songs";
  • Carol Severance, "Shark-Killer";
  • J. L. Comeau, "Firebird";
  • Eleanor Arnason, "A Ceremony of Discontent";
  • Merrill Mushroom, "Mamugrandae -- The Second Tale";
  • Rachel Pollack, "The Girl Who Went to the Rich Neighborhood";
  • Ginger Simpson Curry, "Sahrel Short Swords";
  • Lucy Sussex, "My Lady Tongue";
  • Ruth Shigezawa, "Hills of Blue, an Orange Moon"; and
  • Introduction by the editor Susanna Sturgis.

Editions

  • The Crossing Press, Freedom, CA (1990) ISBN 0-89594-419-7