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'''Witch Fantastic''' (subtitle: A unique brew of 32 spellbinding stories about both legendary and modern-day witches) is an anthology of fiction about [[witches]], edited by [[Mike Resnick]] and [[Martin Harry Greenberg]].   
'''Witch Fantastic''' (subtitle: A unique brew of 32 spellbinding stories about both legendary and modern-day witches) is an original anthology of fiction about [[witches]], edited by [[Mike Resnick]] and [[Martin Harry Greenberg]].   




==Editions==
==Editions==
* 1995: DAW, New York, NY. ISBN 0-88677-640-6, ISBN 978-0886776404
* 1995: DAW, New York, NY. ISBN 0-88677-640-6, ISBN 978-0886776404. Cover art by Jim Warren. 349 pp.


==Contents==
==Contents==
 
* Introduction by [[Mike Resnick]], pp. 9-10;
 
* "Clotilde La Bruja" by [[James Stevens-Arce]], pp. 11-23
* "Our Lady of the Toads" by [[Deborah Wheeler]], pp. 24-32
* "Dealing in Futures" by [[Judith Tarr]], pp. 33-45
* "Circles" by [[Jane Yolen]], pp. 46-51
* "In a Yellow Dress" by [[Jo Clayton]], pp. 52-63
* "The Witch’s Cat" by [[Byron Tetrick]], pp. 64-75
* "The Swineherd" by [[Lois Tilton]], pp. 76-82
* "Miracle at Devil’s Crick" by [[Jeffry Dwight]], pp. 83-94
* "Giant Trouble" by [[Katharine Kerr]], pp. 95-100
* "Spell Check" by [[Terry McGarry]], pp. 101-112
* "Birds of a Feather" by [[Charles Von Rospach]], pp. 113-122
* "Lose Weight Like Magic" by [[Linda J. Dunn]], pp. 123-129
* "Witch Doctor" by [[Kate Daniel]], pp. 130-140
* "The Trouble with Big Brothers [Edmund; Mary]" by [[Nina Kiriki Hoffman]], pp. 141-144
* "Witch-Horse" by [[Josepha Sherman]], pp. 145-151
* "Glamour Profession" by [[Beth Meacham]], pp. 152-156
* "Witch War" by [[L. Emerson Wolfe]], pp. 157-167
* "Till Death Do Us Part" by [[Sandra Rector]] & [[P. M. F. Johnson]], pp. 168-177
* "Threefold to You" by [[Deborah Millitello]], pp. 178-186
* "Taking Back the Night" by [[ElizaBeth Gilligan]], pp. 187-195
* "Witch Garden" by [[Debra Doyle]] & [[James D. Macdonald]], pp. 196-202
* "An Eye for Acquisitions" by [[Bruce Holland Rogers]], pp. 203-216
* "Diddling with Grandmother’s Iron Maiden" by [[Nicholas A. DiChario]], pp. 217-223
* "The Three Tears" by [[Byron Tetrick]], pp. 224-239
* "That Old Black Magic" by [[Deborah J. Wunder]], pp. 240-248
* "The Journal of #3 Honeysuckle Lane" by [[Lea Hernandez]], pp. 249-259
* "Wooden Characters" by [[Roland J. Green]], pp. 260-269
* "The Witches of Delight" by [[Kathe Koja]] & [[Barry N. Malzberg]], pp. 270-297
* "Stock Answer" by [[Leah A. Zeldes]], pp. 298-306
* "The Hidden Grove" by [[Michelle Sagara]], pp. 307-319
* "An Un-Familiar Magic" by [[Mel White]], pp. 320-334
* "The Spell" by [[David Gerrold]], pp. 335-


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Revision as of 07:01, 30 June 2007

Witch Fantastic (subtitle: A unique brew of 32 spellbinding stories about both legendary and modern-day witches) is an original anthology of fiction about witches, edited by Mike Resnick and Martin Harry Greenberg.


Editions

  • 1995: DAW, New York, NY. ISBN 0-88677-640-6, ISBN 978-0886776404. Cover art by Jim Warren. 349 pp.

Contents

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