Anthologies

Dangerous Women
edited by S. G. Johnson, 1961-

Obelesk Books (1994) ISBN 1-887666-03-6; 40 p. chapbook; cover by Jeffrey Haas

Includes 3 short stories.

Daring to Dream: Utopian Fiction by United States Women Before 1950 (2d ed.)
edited by Carol Farley Kessler

Syracuse University Press (1995)

First edition: Daring to Dream: Utopian Stories by United States Women, 1836-1919 (Boston: Pandora, 1984).

2d edition includes (partial list):
Lillie Devereux (Umsted) Blake, "A Divided Republic: An Allegory of the Future"
excerpt from Martha S. Bensley Bruere, "Mildred Carver, U.S.A."
Sarah Josepha, "Liberia: or, Mr. Peyton's Experiments"
Winifred Harper Cooley, "A Dream of the Twenty-First Century"
Annie Denton Cridge, "Man's Rights; or, How Would You Like It?"
Mary H. Ford, "A Feminine Iconoclast"
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, "A Woman's Utopia"
excerpt from Rosa Graul, "Hilda's Home: A Story of Woman's Emancipation"
Marie Howland, "Papa's Own Girl"
excerpts from Lilian B. Jones, "Five Generations Hence"
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, "A Dream Within a Dream"
Gertrude Short, "A Visitor from Venus"

Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories
edited by Pam Keesey

Cleis Press, Inc. (Pittsburgh, PA: 1995)
Sequel to Daughters of Darkness
Includes "Introduction" by Pam Keesey; "Wanting" by Amelia G.; "Blood Wedding" by Gary Bowen; "Presence" by Melanie Tem; "The Countess Visonti" by Cora Linn Daniels; "Medea" by Carol Leonard; "Femme-de-Siecle" by Lawrence Schimel; "The Tale of Christina" Cecilia Tan; "Orphans" Thomas S. Roche; "Cinnamon Roses" Renee M Charles; "The Bloody Countess" Alejandra Pizarnik; "Daria Dangerous" Shawn Dell; and Bibliography.

Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories
edited by Pam Keesey

Cleis Press (Pittsburgh, PA: 1993)
Sequel: Dark Angels
Includes "Introduction" by Pam Keesey; "Dracula etold" zana; "I, Vampire" Jody Scott; "Carmilla" J. Sheridan LeFanu; "Daughter of the Night" Elaine Bergstrom; "Louisiana: 1850" Jewelle Gomez; "Lilith" Robbi Sommers; "Virago" Karen Marie Christa Minns; "The Vampire" Pat Califia; "O Captain, My Captain" Katherine V. Forrest; "Minimax" Anna Livia; Filmography / Bibliography.

Daughters of Earth: Feminist Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century
edited by Justine Larbalestier

Despatches from the Frontiers of the Female Mind
edited by Jen Green and Sarah Lefanu

London: The Women's Press, 1985.
"An anthology of original stories"
Includes: "Introduction" by Jen Green and Sarah Lefanu; "Big Operation on Altair Three" by Josephine Saxton; "Spinning the Green" by Margaret Elphinstone; "The Cliches from Outer Space" by Joanna Russ; "The Intersection" by Gwyneth Jones; "Long Shift" by Beverley Ireland; "Love Alters" by Tanith Lee; "Cyclops" by Lannah Battley; "Instructions for Exiting this Building in Case of Fire" by Pamela Zoline; "A Sun in the Attic" by Mary Gentle; "Atlantis 2045: no love between planets" by Frances Gapper; "From a Sinking Ship" by Lisa Tuttle; "The Awakening" by Pearlie McNeill; "Words" by Naomi Mitchison; "Relics" by Zoe Fairbairns; "Mab" by Penny Casdagli; "Morality Meat" by Raccoona Sheldon; "Apples in Winter" by Sue Thomason.

Did You Say Chicks?!
edited by Esther Friesner

New York: Baen, 1998.
Volume 2 in the "Chicks in Chainmail" series.
Sequel to Chicks in Chainmail, also edited by Esther Friesner.
Includes: "Introduction" by Esther Friesner; "No Pain, No Gain" by Elizabeth Moon; "Slue-Foot Sue and the Witch in the Woods" by Laura Frankos; "A Young Swordswoman's Garden Primer" by Sarah Zettel; "The Old Fire" by Jody Lynn Nye; "Like No Business I Know" by Mark Bourne; "A Bone to Pick" by Marina Frants & Keith R. A. DeCandido; "The Attack of the Avenging Virgins" by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough; "Oh, Sweet Goodnight!" by Christina Briley & Walter Vance Awsten; "A Bitch in Time" by Doranna Durgin; "Don't You Want to Be Beautiful?" by Laura Anne Gilman; "A Night with the Girls" by Barbara Hambly; "A Quiet Knight's Reading" by Steven Piziks; "Armor Propre" by Jan Stirling & S. M. Stirling; "A Big Hand for the Little Lady" by Esther M. Friesner; "Blade Runner" by K. D. Wentworth; "Keeping Up Appearances" by Lawrence Watt-Evans; "La Difference" by Harry Turtledove; "Tales from the Slushpile" by Margaret Ball; "Yes, We Did Say Chicks!" by Adam-Troy Castro; and About the Authors. (plus bad doggerel dedicated to Xena / Lucy Lawless in the dedication) ...

Don't Bet on the Prince: Contemporary Feminist Fairy Tales in North America and England
edited by Jack Zipes

Routledge: New York, 1986.
Includes "Acknowledgements," "Preface," "Introduction" by Jack Zipes; three sections ("Feminist Fairy Tales for Young (and Old) Readers"; "Feminist Fairy Tales for Old (and Young) Readers"; and "Feminist Literary Criticism"); and a Bibliography.
Section 1, "Feminist Fairy Tales for Young (and Old) Readers," includes "The Princess Who Stood On Her Own Two Feet" by Jeanne Desy (1982); "Prince Amilec" Tanith Lee (1972); "Petronella" Jay Williams (1979); "The Donkey Prince" Angela Carter (1970); "... And Then the Prince Knelt Down and Tried to Put the Glass Slipper on Cinderella's Foot" Judith Viorst (1982); "Snow White" The Merseyside Fairy Story Collective (1972); "The Moon Ribbon" Jane Yolen (1976); "Russalka or The Seacoast of Bohemia" Joanna Russ (1978); and "A Fairy Tale for Our Time" Jack Zipes (1985).
Section 2, "Feminist Fairy Tales for Old (and Young) Readers," includes "The Green Woman" by Meghan B. Collins (1982); Briar Rose (Sleeping Beauty) Anne Sexton (1971); "Little Red Riding Hood" Olga Broumas (1977); "Rapunzel" Sara Henderson Hay (1982); "Wolfland" Tanith Lee (1983); "Malagan and the Lady of Rascas" Michael de Larrabeiti (1983); and "Bluebeard's Egg" Margaret Atwood (1983). Section 3, "Feminist Literary Criticism," includes "`Some Day My Prince Will Come': Female Acculturation through the Fairy Tale" by Marcia K. Kieberman; "The Queen's Looking Glass" by Sandra M. Gilbewrt and Susan Gubar (1979); "Feminism and Fairy Tales" by Karen E. Rowe (1979); "A Second Gaze at Little Red Riding Hood's Trials and Tribulations" by Jack Zipes (1984).

Don't Forget Your Spacesuit, Dear: The Mother of All Anthologies
edited by Jody Lynn Nye.

ISBN 0-671-87732-1, Baen: New York, 1996.

Includes:
"From Your Mouth to God's Ear" by Ellen Guon;
"I Told You So" by Michael Scott;
"You Never Call" by Robert Asprin;
"A Mother's Lament: Poem" by Judith R. Conly;
"Your Face Will Freeze Like That" by Morgan Llywelyn;
"What's the Magic Word?" by Jody Lynn Nye;
"Don't Go Out in Holy Underwear" by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough;
"Would You?" by William R. Forstchen;
"Just Wait Until You Have Children of Your Own" by Esther M. Friesner;
"You'll Catch Your Death of Colds" by Bill Fawcett;
"The Golden Years" by Anne McCaffrey;
"Maureen Birnbaum Pokes an Eye Out" by George Alec Effinger;
"Clean Up Your Room!" Laura Anne Gilman;
"Return with Your Spacesuit, Or On It" by Eleanor and Christopher Stasheff;
"Don't Go Near the Water" by Terri Beckett and Chris Power;
"Mother Knows Best" by Josepha Sherman;
"Accidents Don't Just Happen -- They're Caused" by Elizabeth Moon;
"The Starving Children on Mars" by Mike Resnick and Louise Rowder; and
"Don't Put That in Your Mouth, You Don't Know Where It's Been" by Diane Duane.