Other Works of Potential Interest

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This list is a hodgepodge of works that have been recommended but not read, read but not reviewed, or read and reviewed but not appropriate (for one reason or another) for the fem-sf/f/u primary bibliography. (If it was read and reviewed but not appropriate that review will be included, along with a note as to why it isn't on the primary bibliography.) Didn't find an author here? Be sure to check the primary bibliography of reviews. The criteria in question are usually the work's feminism or relevance to feminism; sometimes its genre relevance is under consideration as well (is the work fantastic, magically real, utopia, sf/f, etc.).

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• Abbey, Lynn. ** Daughter of the Bright Moon (Ace Fantasy, New York: 1979) (1st book in Goddess of the Bright Moon series)
  --. The Black Flame (Ace Fantasy, New York: 1980) (Goddess series)
  --. The Guardians (1982)
  --. Unicorn and Dragon (1986)
  --, editor, with Robert Lynn Asprin: Thieves World series.
• a'Beckett, Arthur. The Member for Wrottenborough: Passages from his Life in Parliament (1892: Sampson Low, London) (at one point he visits a woman-ruled island)
• Adam, Ruth. War on Saturday Week (1937)
• Adamant, Nadia. Hot Pursuit (Headline, Nov 1993) (sex & cryonics)
• Adams, Glenda. Games of the Strong (1982, 1989) (australian utopian novel)
• Adams, Laura. NightVision (1997) ("Laura Adams is the closely guarded pseudonym of a famous lesbian romance writer.")
  --. Christabel (forthcoming)
• Addison, Linda. "Twice, at Once, Separated" (2000) [in Dark Matter ed. by Sheree R. Thomas (2000)]
• Adolph, Anna. Artiq: A Study of Marvels at the North Pole (1899: Hanford, Calif.) (alt. title? Arqtiq: A Study of the Marvels at the North Pole)
• Alderman, Gill. The Archivist ("I gather from reviews that the background was some kind of static matriarchal society (it certainly wasn't set in any kind of archive that I recognised..." -- Lesley Hall, feministsf list)
• Aldiss, Brian. Hothouse (sexuality and relationships)
  --. Greybeard (1964) (universal infertility)
• Aldridge, Sarah. Madame Aurora
• *** Alexander, Thea Plym. 2150 A.D. (1971) (feminist utopia)
• Allende, Isabel. The House of the Spirits.
  --. The Infinite Plan. (magic realism)
  
• Alguire, Judith. Zeta Base. (Naiad Press, 1991)
• Anderson, Mary. A Son of Noah (1893: Digby, Long, London)
• Anderson, Poul. Virgin Planet (New York: Avalon Books, 1959). First printed as first issue of Venture Science Fiction (January 1957). Women abandoned on a world are finally found by men centuries later and are glad to see them.
  --. "Captive of the Centaurianess" in Planet Stories, March 1952. About women warriors.
• Anonymous. Star of the Morning: A Chronicle of Karl the Great and the Revolt of 1920-22 (1906). equality of women
• Anonymous. When Woman Rules! A Tale of the First Women's Government (anti-feminist)
• Anonymous. ("F.Z.E.")) A Daughter of Indra (1925: Essene Pub., San Francisco)
• Anonymous. Etymonia (1875: Tinsley, London) (utopian lost race)
• Anonymous. (pseud. for M. Louise Moore & M. Beauchamp) Al-Modad, or, Life Scenes Beyond the Polar Circumflex (1892: M. L. Moore & M. Beauchamp, Shell Bank, Louisiana)
• Anonymous. (pseud. for Beatrice May Butt, as "by the author of Miss Molly). The Laws of Leflo (1911: John Ouseley, London) (utopian lost race)
• Appleton, Jane Sophia. "Sequel to the Vision of Bangor in the Twentieth Century" (1848)
• Aritzeta i Abad, Margarida. Un febrer a la pell. (1900s)
• Armstrong, C. Wicksteed. (Charles Wicksteed). Paradise Found, or Where the Sex Problem has been Solved (1936) (no political rights for women)
• Arobateau, Red Jordan. How's Mars? (1975) (lesbian sf)
• Ash, Constance. "Flower Kiss" in Realms of Fantasy (Aug. 1998)
  --. "The Leopard's Garden" in Not of Woman Born (African female clone groups)
• Ashley-Brown, W. Zaudi: Princess of Abyssinia (1936: Hutchinson, london)
• Ashwell, Pauline. "Unwillingly to School" in Astounding Science Fiction January 1958.
• Asquith, Cynthia. This Mortal Coil (1947)
• Atkin, D. "The iceman cometh" Omni 12 page 82 (August 1990)
• Atkins, Rev. E.C. (pseud.) "My Bride from Another World: A Weird Romance Recounting Many Strange Adventures in an Unknown World" in Physical Culture (June 1904)
• Atkins, Frank (writing as Frank Aubrey). A Queen of Atlantis: A Romance of the Caribbean Sea (1898: Hutchinson, London; 1900, Lippincott, Philadelphia; 1978: Arno, New York)
  --. King of the Dead: A Weird Romance (1903: Macqueen, London)
  
• Atkinson, Percy. "Votes For Men" in All-Story Cavalier Weekly July 25, 1914. Young man returns from trip to discover women have enacted legislation that restricts men's rights.
• Atrium, Stella. The Goulep (University Editions) - nice political sf, about colonization, revolt - interesting well-fleshed out characters
  --. Seven Beyond (Commonwealth Publications, 1998)
  --. Heartstone (sequel to The Goulep)
  more info about Stella Atrium
• Auel, Jean. The Clan of the Cave Bear. Mythic imagined history of a courageous woman at the dawn of human history. Some tribal magic realism. The sequels turned out to be not so good, but Auel did start an entire new subgenre of pre-history romances.
• Austin, Mary, with George Sterling. Outland (1910: Murray, London; 1919: Boni & Liveright, New York) (1st ed. appeared under pseud. Gordon Stairs)
• Austin, Mary, 1868-1934. "The Readjustment" (1908)

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• Bach, Alice, and J Cheryl Exum. Miriam's Well: Stories About Women in the Bible (1991) - if the bible isn't fantasy i don't know what is - lq
• Bacon, Sir Francis. The New Atlantis (1672)
• Bai Hua Remote Country of Women (Chinese)
• Bailey, Hilary, 1936- . ** The Black Corridor (with Michael Moorcock, her then-husband.) (a satire of the British government, current politics, and sexism)
• Bailey, Robin Wayne. Shadowdance (bi)
  --. Brothers of the Dragon trilogy has a gay character
• Baird, Wilhelmina. CrashCourse, ClipJoint, and PsyKosis includes queer characters
• Baker, Nina Brown. Inca Gold (1938: Wilde, Boston; 1945: Wilcox & Follett, Chicago)
• Ball, Margaret. Changeweaver (1993). An alternate earth in which the land of Gandhara, ruled by women, lies in the Hindu Kush.
  --. Flameweaver. Prequel to Changeweaver?
• Ballantyne, R. M. The Giant of the North (1882: Nelson, London)
• Ballard, J. G. Rushing to Paradise. utopian impulses, feminist separatism gone wrong, animal rights movement, the media ... .
  --. Crash (sexuality)
• *** Banks, Iain, 1954-. The Wasp Factory (1984) Shortlisted for Retrospective Tiptree Award.
  --. The Player of Games (gender system)
• Bannet, Ivor. The Amazons (1948: Golden Cockerel, London)
• Barjavel, Rene. Ravage (1943) (translated by Damon Knight as Ashes, Ashes, 1967)
• Barker, Clive. Sacrament (1996 G/L SF&F Lambda Winner)
• Barnes, John, 1957-. Orbital Resonance (Tor, 1991) - short-listed for 1991 Tiptree Award
• Barnes, Steven. "The Woman in the Wall" [in Dark Matter ed. by Sheree R. Thomas (2000)]
• Barnett, Ada. The Man on the Other Side (1921)
• Barr, Robert. "The Revolution of the ----" (1894). Also listed as "The Revolt of the - - -: A page from the domestic history of the twentieth century." Originally published in The Idler, May 1894; reprinted in Moskowitz' When Women Rule, pp. 62-71. Sex-role reversal in the "future."
• Barr, Tyrone. The Last Fourteen (1960)
• Barratt, Frances Layland. The Queen and the Magicians and Other Stories (1900: Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent & Co., London) (six fairy tales for children)
• Barrett, Frank. The Admirable Lady Biddy Fane (1891: Cassell, New York)
• Barron, Edward. pseud. for David Potter. The Lost Goddess (1913: Lippincott, Philadelphia)
• Barry, James E. When Women Rule
• Barzevi-Keller, A. H. Migrants of the Stars: Being an Account of the Discovery of the Marvelous Land of Niames and the Secret of Its Inhabitants (1931: Classic Press, New York)
• Battersby, Captain T. Preston. Elf Island (1885) (fairy tale)
• Battley, Lannah. "Cyclops" (1985)
  --. "Flagrance" (1995)
• Bauman, Carolyn Busey. The Women Who Would Not Die (1969)
• Bayer, Sandy. The Crystal Cage (Alyson, 1991) ... lesbian with psychic powers
  --. The Crystal Curtain (Alyson, 1988)
• Beach, Charles. Pitzmaroon, or, the Magic Hammer (1874: Whitney & Adams, Springfield, Massachusetts) (amazons)
• Beagle, Peter S. Innkeeper's Song
• Beal, M. F. Amazon One
• Beauclerk, Helen. The Love of a Foolish Angel (1929)
• Beaudoin, Frederick. The Gender Wars: Cloned to Perfection (2002). Beaudoin describes his work this way on allscifi.com: "When women take over the world, male values such as logic and reasoning become obsolete in favor of "a woman's way of knowing", a system based on a woman's feelings. Then when it becomes possible to create an androgynous unisex woman who can reproduce by herself, men are in danger of becoming extinct. There is only one person who can save men, and she is a cloned female genetically designed to be a perfect woman, but to do that she would have to go against the established female government and as a perfect woman does she even want to save imperfect men?"
• Bear, Greg. Darwin's Radio [evolutionary change causes women around the world to start giving birth to super-intelligent children; governments crack down & establish concentration camps against the "disease"]
• Bechard, Gorman. The Second Greatest Story Ever Told (1991)
• Bechdolt, Jack. The Torch (1948)
• Beckmann, Thea. Kinder der Mutter Erde (1984)
• Beddoes, Willoughby. A Goddess from the Sea (1903: Drane, London)
• Bedford-Jones, H. The Temple of the Ten (1973: Grant, Rhode Island)
• Beer, Kitty. What Love Can't Do (2006: Plain View Press). "What Love Can't Do is a prophetic look at the consequences of global warming on family relationships in the year 2049 and beyond. Apocalyptic climate change is driving hordes of American refugees to Canada. Chaos ensues as families are torn apart and social frameworks are shattered." Excerpt.
• Beers, Jinx (ed.) Lesbian Short Fiction #1 - "21 pieces of excellent short fiction about lesbians; includes 4 short stories from the fantasy / sf genre, as well as a couple of mystery stories and other fictional explorations of lesbian life" (from the lambda sf - washington dc recommended reading list
• Behr, Sophie. (German). Ida & Laura: Once More With Feeling (1997). A woman has herself cloned.
  1997 Interview with Sophie Behr (in German)
• "Bell Book and Candle" (1958) Dir: Richard Quine. Writing Credits: John Van Druten; Daniel Taradash. Stars: James Stewart, Kim Novak; co-stars Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs, Hermione Gingold, Elsa Lancaster. A romantic comedy in which Kim Novak is a Manhattan witch who bewitches Jimmy Stewart. Animal fans will note the Siamese cat, Pyewacket, as Novak's familiar.
• Bellamy, Edward. Looking Backward (repubd 1979)
• Belot, Adolphe. A Parisian Sultana (1879: Remington, London). (amazons; The Black Venus)
  --. The Black Venus: A Tale of the Dark Continent (1877: Peterson, Philadelphia; 1890: Colonial Publications, Chicago; 1893, Allison: New York)
  --. A Thirst for the Unknown (1877: Peterson, Philadelphia)
• Ben, Lisa. Pseudonym (anagram of lesbian). "New Year's Revolution" (January 1948, in Vice-Versa) (a gay utopia). Ben also wrote sf under another pseudonym.
• Benard, Cheryl. Turning on the Girls (2001: Farrar, Straus and Giroux: New York) [satire: women run the world; a conspiracy of men tries to take back command; embroiled in the middle are two hapless young people who have been assigned the task of devising politically correct erotica for the new era]
• Bennett, Alfred Gordon. Whom the Gods Destroy (1946: Pharos, London) (a lost world of beautiful women)
• Bennett, Margot. The Long Way Back (1954) (post-holocaust)
  --. The Furious Masters (1968)
• Benoit, Pierra. Atlantida; also published as Queen of Atlantis; original french L'Atlantide. (1920: Albin Michel, Paris; 1920: Hutchinson, London; 1920: Duffield, New York) (made into movies)
• Benson, Edwin. "A World He Never Made." Amazing Stories 25 (1951): pages 8-55.
• Beresford (Berensford?), J. D. (John Davys). Goslings (London, Heinemann, 1913); published as A World of Women (Macaulay, New York, 1913). Men die out due to a plague; "The women prove unable to keep the mechanical civilization going and begin to take on strange beliefs and perversions. A gradual decline into savagery is forestalled when a ship arrives from America, where the plague struck with less virulence." (Moskowitz, in When Women Rule, p. 7).
• Berger, Thomas Louis. Regiment of Women (1973 - New York: Simon & Schuster) - anti-feminist sf - review
• Benet, Stephen Vincent. "The Place of the Gods" in The Saturday Evening Post July 31, 1937. Far future woman discovers past was patriarchal.
• Berman, Ruth.
• deBernieres, Louis. Se&tilden;or Viro and the Coca Lord
• Bernott, Joan.
• Berry, Adrian. Koyama's Diamond (1982) (post-holocaust)
• Berthelot, Francis. La Lune Nore d'Orion
  --. Le Rivage des Intouchables
  (Berthelot is a gay writer ... )
• Besant, Walter. The Revolt of Man (1882) (women rule; presented as a perversion of nature)
• Best, Herbert. The Twenty-Fifth Hour (1940)
• Beta (pseudonym) The Model Town (1869)

• Birdstone, Alabama. Queer Free Calamus Books, NY: 1981.
• Birkmaier, Elizabeth G. Poseidon's Paradise: The Romance of Atlantis (1892)
• Bishop, Anne. Daughter of the Blood (The Black Jewels Trilogy). Women rule & men are enslaved in a corrupt society.
• Bishop, Michael. I>Ancient of Days (1985) (expansion of "Her Habilene Husband", 1983)
• Bishop, Zealia Brown. The Curse of Yig (1953: Arkham)

• Blackburn, Julia. The Leper's Companions Pantheon Press. Nominated for the Orange Prize, 1999.
• Blackburn, Thomas, 1916- . The Feast of the Wolf (lesbian vampire fiction)
• Blaine, John. pseud. for H. L. Goodwin & Peter Harkins. The Lost City (1947: Grosset & Dunlap, New York) (lost race)
• Blake, Lillie Devereux. "A Divided Republic: An Allegory of the Future" (1885)
• Blake, Stacey. In Search of the Veiled Queen, A Splendid Long Complete Yarn of Adventure in a Strange Land (1921: Amalgamated / Boy's Friend Library No. 546, London)
• Blatchford, Robert. The Sorcery Ship (1909)
• Blish, James. "... And All the Stars a Stage" (1971) - matriarchy, because too many parents chose to have boys
• Blodgett, Mabel. At the Queen's Mercy (1897: Wolffe & Co., Boston)
• Bluejay, Jana. It's Time: A Nuclear Novel. (Little River, CA: Tough Dove Books, 1985) Pseudonym for Terry Woodrow. [lesbian feminist future]
• Blumlein, Michael. "Fidelity: A Primer" in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (Sept. 2000)

• Bombal, María Luisa. House of Mist (1937)
• Bond, Nelson. "Mag the Priestess" series
  --. "The Priestess Who Rebelled." Originally published in Amazing Stories October 1939; republished in Moskowitz' When Women Rule, pp. 198-221. Anti-feminist sf; woman from future matriarchal tribe succumbs to manliness at the sight of Mount Rushmore (or less). Future matriarchal tribes divided into warriors, breeders, and workers; captive men are studs.
  --. "The Judging of the Priestess" in Fantastic Adventures, April 1940. Sequel to "The Priestess Who Rebelled." Men and women get back together.
  --. "Magic City" in Astounding Science-Fiction, March 1941. Sequel to "The Judging of the Priestess." Matriarchy wants to bring men back out of the wilderness into the city.
• Bonta, Vanna. Flight
• Borden, Mary. Jehovah's Day (1929)
• Borders, Joe H. The Queen of Appalachia (1901: Abbey Press, New York)
• Bornstein, Kate, and Caitlin Sullivan. Nearly Roadkill: An Infobahn Erotic Adventure. High Risk / Serpent's Tail: London, 1996.
• Bowen, G. R., editor. CyberMagick: Lesbian SF. Chapbook. 1995. Triangle Titles, Obelesk Books, P.O. Box 1118, Elkton, MD 21922-1118. ISBN 1-887666-07-9. $5 + $1 S/H.
• Bowen, John. After the Rain (1958)
• Bowen, Marjorie. Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales (1976)
  --. The Mountain of Gold (1928) [this may have been really by Edgar Winch]
• Bowles, Jane.
• Boyd, John. Sex and the High Command (New York: Weybright & Talley, 1970). (Women take over the government & phase out men.)
  --. The Rakehells of Heaven
  --. The Pollinators of Eden
  --. The Last Starship from Earth

• Boye, Karin. Kallocain (1940, Sweden) - major dystopian novel; she was a communist who became disillusioned ... lq's review from amazon.com: "i wouldn't call it "hilarious", for sure, but i definitely agree that Karin Boye has done us a great service in writing this book. Reminiscent of 1984 and also of Yvgeny Zamyatin's WE, KALLOCAIN is actually more frightening than either of those. The mind of the "collaborator," the willing citizen of a totalitarian state, is laid bare; his rationales and fears are thus universalized, and one sees the tyrant in all of us ... "
  Kallocain doesn't address gender or sex at all, and so is neither feminist nor anti-feminist, but it is an important work by a mid-20th century woman activist.
  see also: Karin Boye web page (coming soon) and Kallocain review
• Boyett-Compo, Charlotte. Blood Wind - infertility leads to kidnapping of women across the universe ... ; ISBN 0-9668209-3-2

• Boyle, Tom. Rapunzel Meets Santa Claus in Hell Street Saint Pubctns; ISBN 1931090009 (2000) 119 pp. Jason Fitzgerald illustrator.
• Brackett, Leigh, 12/7/1915- . The Halfling and Other Stories (1973) (Edmond Hamilton edited 1977 edition).
  --. "Black Amazon of Mars." Planet Stories 4 (1951): 72-108. Also in the N'Chaka series "Queen of the Martian Catacombs" (1949) and "Enchantress of Venus" (1947). --. ** The Sword of Rhiannon
  --. ** The Long Tomorrow (1955) (post-holocaust)
  --. The Best of Leigh Brackett (1977)
  See selected bibliography for more titles
• Bradshaw, Gillian. Hawk of May (1980)
• Bradshaw, William Richard. The Goddess of Atvatabar: Being the History of the Discovery of the Interior World and Conquest of Atvatabar (1892: Douthitt, New York; 1975, Arno, New York)
• Brant, J. "Equality Isle" in All-Story Cavalier Weekly June 27, 1914. Two women and a man stranded on an isle; the women come to dominate and battle over the man.
• Bray, Claude. Ivanda: A Tale of Thibet, or, The Pilgrim's Quest (1894: Warne, London) (multi-race utopian land)
• Brass, Perry. Out There: Stories of Private Desires, Horror and the AfterLife (Belhue Press, 1994, 0-9627123-4-5)
• Breckenridge, Gerald. Raido Boys Seek the Lost Atlantis (1923; an ancient library is discovered)
• Briggs, Philip (pseudonym for Phyllis Briggs). Escape from Gravity (1955)
• Brin, David. Glory Season.
  Web Pages:
  • Lysator SF Archives - contains an interview w/ Brin where he discusses Glory Season and single-sex societies.
    
  • Book review of Glory Season
    
  • several reviews of Glory Season
  • Review of Glory Season
• Brindel, Jane Rachoy. Ariadne (1980) - matriarchy, Greek mythology, Crete
• Brite, Poppy. Drawing Blood. (1993 G/L SF&F Lambda Nominee)
  --, editor. Love in Vein
• Brooke-Rose, Christine. Xorander. New York: Avon books, 1988.
  --. Out (1964) (post-holocaust)
  --. Such (1966)
• Brophy, Brigid. Palace Without Chairs (1978) (queer mythical country)
• Broughton, Rhoda. "Behold It Was a Dream" (1873) (Broughton was niece of Sheridan Le Fanu) (aka "It Was a Dream")
• Brown, Alice. The Wind Between the Worlds (1920)
• Brown, Alice, 1857-1948 "There and Here" (1897) (life after death; lesbian themes)
• Brown, Charles Brockden. "Alcuin" (1798). Gender roles. Feminist utopia.
• Brown, Rebecca. The Dogs: A Modern Bestiary (City Lights Books, 1998)
• Brown, Rosel George. ** Sibyl Sue Blue (1966).
  --. ** A Handful of Time (1963)
  --. ** The Waters of Centaurus (1970). --. Earthblood (1966)
  
• Brownrigg, Elizabeth. Falling to Earth (1998) - Modern lesbian novel. Bored lesbian gets a guardian angel and learns to fly, literally and emotionally.
• Broxon, Mildred Downey, 1944-. ** Too Long a Sacrifice (1981)
  --. Eric Brighteyes No. 2: A Witch's Welcome (1979) under pseudonym Sigfridur Skaldaspillir
  --. The Demon of Scattery (1979, with Poul Anderson)
  --. "The Antrim Hills" (1976, in Aurora: Beyond Equality)
  --. "Night of the Fifth Sun" (1983, in Isaac Asimov's A Space of Her Own)
• Bruce, Muriel. Mukara: A Novel (1930: Henkle, New York) (amazons)
• Bruyer, Kris. Out of the Night lesbian psychological horror - Naiad, 1996
• Bryan, Jed A. A Cry in the Desert (1987: Banned Books, Austin, Texas). ISBN 0-934411-04-2. Right-wing homophobes take over Nevada, use AIDS to fan homophobia, and eventually establish death-camps for queers. - lq, 9/16/99
• Bryant, Marguerite. The Heights: A Story of Vision (1924: Duffield, New York) (lost race)
• Buchler, Alexandra, editor. Allskin And Other Tales by Contemporary Czech Women (1998: Women in Translation Press, Seattle)
• Buck, Doris Pitkin. "The Giberel" in Robert Silverberg's New Dimensions 1 (1971).
• Budnitz, Judy. If I Told You Once (Picador St. Martin's, 1999)
• Bujold, Lois McMaster, 1949-. ** The Warrior's Apprentice.
  --. Ethan of Athos (1986)
  --. Cetaganda.
  --. Dreamweaver's Dilemma.
  --. A Civil Campaign (1999)
  
• Bull, Lois. Captive Goddess (1935: Macaulay, New York)
• Bullivant, Cecil H. The Enchantress (1932: Wright & Brown, London)
• Bulwer-Lytton, Edward. The Coming Race (1874). Women are superior to men.
• Burch, Milbre. "Metamorphosis" in Xanadu 2
• Burford, Barbara 1944-. "Dreaming the Sky Down" (1987)
• Burgess, Anthony. The Wanting Seed (1962) [ short review ]
• Burland, Harris. The Princess Thora (1904: Little Brown, Boston); alt. title: Dr. Silex (1905: Ward Locke, London)
• Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Return of Tarzan (1915) (sun-priestess)
  --. *** Tarzan and the Ant-Men (1924); orig. Argosy All-Story 2/2 - 3/15/1924. (amazons)
  --. Tarzan and the City of Gold (1933) (queen)
  --. Tarzan and the Golden Lion (1923) (high priestess)
  --. *** Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar (1918) (orig. serialized in All Story 11/18 - 12/16/1916). Degenerated males.
  --. Tarzan the Invincible (1931) (also about Opar, this time invaded by communists)
  --. Tarzan the Magnificient (1939) (amazons; prequel to City of Gold)
  --. Tarzan Triumphant (1932) (amazons)
  
• Burton, Gabrielle. Heartbreak Hotel "farcical novel set in the future. The Museum of the Revolution, devoted to all things female, is under siege by the City Fathers, who are frightened by its expansion. But the residents of the Heartbreak Hotel, on leave from their positions at the museum, give the Fathers the fight of their lives. Blurbed in its origianl edition by Gloria Steinem, Rita Mae Brown, Fay Weldon, and many others." (Dalkey Archive Press, Illinois State University; reprinted 1999)
• de Bury, Mme. F. Blaze. The Storm of London (1904) (more equality for women)
• Busby, F. M. Rissa Kerguelen (1977) published originally in two volumes Rissa Kerguelen and The Long View (1976)
• Butler, Samuel. Erewhon (1872)
  --. Erewhon Revisited (1902)

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• Cabell, Polly. "A Trip to the Moon" (1884)
• Cadora, Karen. Stardust Bound
• Calisher, Hortense. Journey from Ellipsia (1965) (? journey or journal?)
• Cambias, James L. "Diagram of Rapture" in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (April 2000)
• Cameron, Verney Lovett. The Queen's Land, or, Ard al Malakat (1886: Swan Sonnenschein, London) (descendents of the Queen of Sheba)
• de Camp, L. Sprague. Rogue Queen (Doubleday: 1951). Female-dominant society is hive-like; an earth ship changes the civilization. review
• Campbell, Hazel. The Servants of the Goddess (1928, Long: London)
• Campbell, Ramsey. Scared Stiff: Tales of Sex and Death (Scream Press, 1987). includes: The Bare Bones: An Introduction by Clive Barker - collection of Campbell's stories ...
• Camper, Jennifer. SubGurlz (Cleis) "In the tradition of Hothead Paisan, this new graphic novel chronicles the super-hero happenings of three chemically altered girlfriends as they battle sexism and fight for justice -all inside the toxic labyrinth of abandoned subway tunnels." (FBN Fall 1999)
• Canavarro, Marie de S. The Aztec Chief (1931: Christopher, Boston) (Atlantis)
• Caraker, Mary. ** Seven Worlds (1986).
  --. "Out of the Cradle" (July 1987, Fantasy and Science Fiction)
  --. "Lumisland" (September 1987, Fantasy and Science Fiction) --. Watersong (1987) (2d novel, based on short story "Out of the Cradle")
  --. The Snows of Jaspre (1989) (sequel to Seven Worlds)
  --. The Faces of Ceti (???)
  --. Women of the Kalevala: Stories Based on the Great Finnish Epic
  --. "Suffer the Children" in Analog 1995
  
• Cardinal, Jane. pseud. for Ethel Williamson. The Living Idol: A Romantic Melodrama (1933: Paul, London)
  --. The Taming of the Despot (1934; sequel to The Living Idol)
• Carey, Jacqueline. Kushiel's Dart (2001)
• Carl, Lillian Stewart. ** Sazabel (1985)
  ** --. The Winter King (1986; sequel to Sazabel)
  --. Wings of Night
  --. Shadow Dancers
  --. "The Borders of Sabazel" (1982, in Amazons II, edited by Jessica Amanda Salmonson)
  --. Wings of Power (1989)
• Carlson, William "Dinner at Helen's" (1972) in anthology; (sex change)
• Carmody, Isobelle. Scatterlings (1991) (post-holocaust)
  --. Obernewtyn Chronicles. The Keeping Place is the 4th.
• Carr, Carol. "Inside" in Damon Knight's Orbit 8 (1970)
• Carroll, Gladys Hasty. Man on the Mountain (1969)
• Carter, Chickering (written by Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey). An Amazonian Queen, or, Nick Carter Becomes a Gladiator (Nick Carter Weekly, #530, 2/23/1907)
• Carter, Lin. Tara of the Twilight
• Carter, Mary. The Minutes of the Night (1965)
• Castillo, Ana. So Far From God.
  --. The Mixquiahala Letters. (magic realism)
• Cavendish, Margaret. The Blazing World (1668)
• Chain, Davis. "The Star System" (1958) appeared in altered form as "It Walks in Beauty" in Star Science Fiction January 1958.
• Chalmers, Stephen. "The Dance of the Golden Gods" in Adventure, four installments between February 3 and March 18, 1919. White men find a tribe of Amazon women.
  --. "The Other Side of Beyond" in Adventure, September 18, 1921. White men find a tribe of Amazon women.
• Chamberlain, Betsey. "A New Society" (1841)
• Chamberlin, Ann. The Merlin of St. Gilles' Well. Book One of the Joan of Arc Tapestries. (1999)
• Chambers, Jane. Burning (1978, JH Press) (spirit possession ...)
  --. Chasin' Jason (1987) (the second coming of Christ)
• Chambers, Julius. In Sargasso. (1896) (dystopia)
• Chambers, Robert W, 1865-1933. The Gay Rebellion (1913; reprinted 1974 by Arno Press; 0-405-06270-2; 0-405-06981-8). Women in the US and England lead a feminist revolution; but true love conquers all. Several short love stories taking place during a feminist revolution. After a while everybody gets tired of the new order, and revolts, re-establishing the old order (capitalism & patriarchy) with a few reforms. Patronizing & humorous rather than misogynistic; while recognizing some of the problems of the current order that have inspired suffragettes & women's rights movements, nonetheless seems to suggest that the world will be fine with just a few reforms. Seems to have been written by a man for a woman he was, perhaps, wooing. notes from the work
  --. Police!!! (1915: Appleton, New York). Semi-related to In Search of the Unknown (1904), a series of humorous fantastic stories. Police!!! includes "The Immortal" about a race of beautiful cavewomen.
  --. The Slayer of Souls [female protagonist fighting to save her soul against a cult]
  --. The King in Yellow - series of 10 inter-connected stories. In "The Repairer of Reputations," a future-New York (1920s) has expelled peope of color and Jewish people. Worth noting also that Marion Zimmer Bradley was influenced by this, in her Darkover series. See "The (Bastard) Children of Hastur", Nyctalops, n. 6 (1972), pp. 3-6, reprinted in Essays Lovecraftian, ed. by Darrell Schweitzer, Baltimore: T-K Graphics (1976), pp. 60-65.
  --. More info on Chambers at http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/5582/chambers.html
• Chandler, A. Bertram. False Fatherland (1968); reprinted as Spartan Planet (1969)
  --. The Last Amazon (1984) (sequel to Spartan Planet) (neo-amazon separatists try to take over sparta)
• Chaney, Lenore. "White Man's Madness" in Weird Tales (Jan. 1925)
• Chant, Joy.
• Chapman, Vera. The King's Damosel (1978)
• Chappell, Fred. "The Silent Woman" from his novel Farewell, I'm Bound to Leave You (St. Martin's, 1996) - 1996 Tiptree Shortlist
• Cheney, Will. A Voyage to TrollLand (1933) (satire of 18th century voyage tales)
• Chernin, Kim. The Flame Bearers (1986)
• Chernyshevsky, Nikolai G. What Is To Be Done? Tales About New People (1961)
• Cherryh, C. J. Gate of Ivrel (1976) (Morgaine series)
  --. Brothers of the Earth (1976)
  --. Hunter of Worlds (1977).
  --. Well of Shiuan (1978) (Morgaine series)
  --. The Faded Sun: Kesrith (1978) --. The Faded Sun: Shon'jir (1978) --. The Faded Sun: Kutath (1979) --. Fires of Azeroth (1979) (Morgaine series)
  --. Hestia (1979) --. The Pride of Chanur (1983).
  --. Chanur's Venture (1984).
  --. The Kif Strike Back (1985).
  --. Forty Thousand in Gehenna (1986).
  --. Chanur's Homecoming (1986).
  --. Cyteen: The Betrayal (1989).
  --. Cyteen: The Rebirth (1989).
  --. Cyteen: The Vindication (1989).
  --. Cyteen (winner 1989 Hugo Best Novel)
  --. ** Serpent's Reach
  --. ** Morgaine series
  
• Chetwynd, Bridget. Future Imperfect (1946)
• Chiang, Ted. "Seventy-Two Letters", first appeared in Vanishing Acts (2000); republished in "Stories of Your Life" and Others by Ted Chiang (2002). Interesting story; takes as its premise that many of the premises of medieval science are true. Cabbalistic theory; homunculi; the word is life. In this story, scientists discover that the human species is destined to end: they've tested numerous homunculi and discovered that the number is finite, and short. They then attempt to develop ways of animating ova to generate human fetuses -- which they call parthenogenesis. "It was a basic dictum of biology: females were the source of the vital principle that gave the offspring life, while males provided the basic form. Because of this division, neither sex could reproduce by itself."
  In an amusing lesbian reference, the protagonist muses: "Of course, that restriction had been lifted by Ashbourne's discovery: the male's participation was no longer necessary since form could be induced lexically. Once a name was found that could generate human foetuses, women could reproduce purely by themselves. Stratton realized that such a discovery might be welcomed by women exhibiting sexual inversion, feeling love for persons of the same rather than the opposite sex. If the name were to become available to such women, they might establish a commune of some sort that reproduced via parthenogenesis. Would such a society flourish by magnifying the finer sensibilities of the gentle sex, or would it collapse under the unrestrained pathology of its membership? It was impossible to guess." [Of course, they had earlier noted that the technology would be available only to married women.]
• Chinen, A.B. (Allan B.) Waking the World: Classic Tales of Women and the Heroic Feminine (1997: Putnam Pub. Group; ISBN 0874778638; 280 pp.)
• Christian, Deborah. Mainline.
• Christie, Robert. Inherit the Knight (1949: Farrar Straus)
• Cicellis, Kay. The Day the Fish Came Out (1967)
• Cixous, Helene. The Book of Promethea (translated by Betsy Wing, from Le Livre De Promethea) (1991)
• Clark, Alfred. The Finding of Lot's Wife (1896)
• Clarke, A. P. The Way of the Bees (1995)
• Clarke, Mary Crowder. Kit Bam's Adventures, or, The Yarns of an Old Mariner (1849: Grant & Griffits, London). illus. Cruikshank.
• Clay, Cynthia Joyce. Zollocco : A Novel of Another Universe (2000: Bookbooters.com) (240 pp.; CD-ROM edition; ISBN 1931297029)
• Clayton, Jo.
  The Diadem novels.:
  --. Diadem for the Stars (1977)
  --. Lamarchos (1978)
  --. Irsud (1978)
  --. Maeve: A Novel of the Diadem (1979)
  Other novels:
  --. Shadow of the Warmaster (1988)
  --. Blue Magic (1988)
  --. A Gathering of Stones (1989)
  --. Fire in the Sky
  --. The Burning Ground (sequel to Fire in the Sky)
  --. "Change" (1990, volume 8 of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine)
  ** Skeen series
• Cleage, Pearl. Baby Brother's Blues (fsf published as romance)
• Cleghorn, Sarah Norcliffe. "Utopia Interpreted" (1924)
• Cleugh, J. Pale Guests (1935)
• Clingerman, Mildred. "Minister Without Portfolio" (1951)
  --. A Cupful of Space (1961)
• Clough, Brenda.
  Novels:
  The Crystal Crown, DAW, New York, 1984.
  The Dragon of Mishbil, DAW, New York, 1985.
  The Realm Beneath, DAW, New York, 1986.
  The Name of the Sun, DAW, New York, 1988.
  An Impossumble Summer, Walker and Company, New York, 1992.
  How Like a God, Tor Books, New York, 1997.
  Short Stories:
  "Ain't Nothin' but a Hound Dog," in Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine, 1988, reprinted in The 1989 Annual Worlds Best SF, Donald A Wollheim (ed.) 1989.
  "Provisional Solution," in Carmen Miranda's Ghost is Haunting Space Station Three, Don Sakers (ed.), Baen Books, 1990.
  "In the Good Old Summer Time," in Newer York, Lawrence Watt-Evans (ed.), ROC, 1991.
  "Handing on the Goggles," in Superheroes, John Varley (ed.), Ace Books, 1995.
  "The Product of the Extremes," in How to Save the World, Charles Sheffield (ed.), Tor Books, 1995.
  "The Birth Day," in The Sandman Book of Dreams, Neil Gaiman (ed.), HarperPrism, 1996.
  Non-Fiction:
  "Prairie Oysters in Hell: Interpretations of Isherwood in Dramatic Media", The Reston Review, first quarter 1992.
  "The Theory and Practice of Titles", SFWA Bulletin, Fall 1995.
  "Why I live in Washington, DC", SFWA Bulletin, Fall 1997.
• Clyde, Irene. Beatrice the Sixteenth: Being the Personal Narrative of Mary Haterhly, M.B., Explorer and Geographer (1909: Bell, London). (Elimination of gender; feminist lost race)
• Colbern, Fiona Wait. [Colburn, Frona Eunice Wait; Frona, Eunie Wait (Colburn)] Yermah the Dorado: The Story of a Lost Race (1897: Doxey, San Francisco (500 copies); 1913: Alice Harriman, New York (rev.))
• Cole, Allan and Chris Bunch The Warrior's Tale
• Collier, John. Tom's A-Cold (1933)
• Collins, Mabel. Morial the Mahatma, or, The Black Master of Tibet (1892: Lovell Gestefeld, New York) (theosophical novel)
• Collins, Merle. Angel (1988, Seal)
• Collins, Mortimer. Miranda: A Midsummer Madness (1873: Henry S. King, london)
• Collins, Nancy. Midnight Blue
• Colver, Alice Ross. The Red-Headed Goddess (1929: Dodd Mead, New York (lost race)
• Comyn, Bruce. Wicked Thomasin Carey (1943: Macdonald, London) (amazon women take protagonist captive)
• Conger, Donna. The Green Moon (2003) [the description at allscifi.com sounds atrocious: "It's 2416. In this future, paper and sex have been outlawed for reasons of purity. ... All children are born with the help of a laboratory. ... Native Americans have all land rights restored to them, and many are government officials. Shawnee Walters oversees the government run North American Mind Efface program, until the mysterious, odd talking Michael Che kidnaps her. Over the next weeks, the man with the hidden identity reveals many secrets to her (for one, he's a time traveler, and he sees tragedy from her actions if not stopped), shows her a world of people that are opposed to her carrying out her business objective, and helps the frigid but dedicated virgin to understand that sex is a beautiful and necessary thing if humanity is to survive."]
• Conn Nicole. Angel Wings 1997.
• Connington, J. J. (pseud. for Alfred Walter Stewart). Nordenholtz's Million (1923)
• Conrad, Heather. NEWS (1987 Mother Courage Press)
• Cooley, Winnifred Harper. "A Dream of the Twenty-First Century" (1902)
• Cooper, Edmund. [also wrote as Richard Avery] Gender Genocide. New York: Ace Books, 1973. [aka Who Needs Men?, 1972] anti-feminist sf
  --. Five to Twelve (another sex war book; women outnumber men 12 to 5 and rule men)
  --. Deadly Image (1958) (also published as The Uncertain Midnight
  --. The Last Continent (1969)
  --. The Tenth Planet (1973)
  --. The Cloud Walker (1973)
• Cooper, Fiona. I Believe in Angels (story collection) (1993, Serpent's Tail, London)
  --. Rotary Spokes
  --. Not the Swiss Family Robinson
  --. Hearbreak on the High Sierra
  --. The Empress of the Seven Oceans
  --. Jay Loves Lucy
  
• Cooper, Louise. Indigo series.
• Cooper, Parley J. The Feminists. New York: Pinnacle, 1971. anti-feminist sf; matriarchal New York City; macho protagonist; horrible homosexuals.
• Coppel, Alfred. Dark December (1960)
• Corbett, Mrs. George. (Corbett, Elizabeth). New Amazonia: A Foretaste of the Future. (1889) (celibate women rule)
• Corbett, Mrs. T. "My Visit to Utopia" (1869)
• Corelli, Marie. A Romance of Two Worlds (1886) (God as an entity of pure electricity)
  --. The Soul of Lilith (1892)
  --. The Young Diana: An Experiment of the Future (1918)
  --. The Secret Power: A Romance of the Present (1921: Methuen, London; 1921: Doubleday Page, New York)
• Cormack, Maribelle. The Star-Crossed Woman (1961)
• Coulson, Juanita. The Death God's Citadel (1984)
  --. ** Crisis on Cheiron (1967)
  --. The Singing Stones (1968)
  --. Unto the Next Generation (1975)
  --. Space Trap (1976)
  
• Covina, Gina. The City of Hermits (1983, Barn Owl Books, Berkeley, CA) [near-future lesbian fantasy novel]
• Cowan, Frank. Revi-Lona: A Romance of Love in a Marvellous Land (1879, Greensburg, PA; 1890: Tribune, Greenburgh; 1976: Arno, New York) (all female society; parody of lost race adventures)
• Cox, Erle. Out of the Silence. 1927. Woman from the past revived with the power to wipe out people of color.
• Craine, E. J. (Edith Janice). Flying in Amy-Ran Fastness (1930: Saalfield, Akron) (archaeological fantasy)
• Crawford, Isabell C. The Tapestry of Time (1927: Christopher, Boston)
• Crichton. Sphere
• Cridge, Annie Denton. Man's Rights; or, How Would You Like It? (1870)
• Cristabel. (Pseudonym for Christine Abrahamson). The Golden Olive (1972)
  --. The Mortal Immortals (1971)
• Cross, Victoria. (V. Cross was a pseudonym). Martha Brown, M.P.: A Girl of Tomorrow (F. Werner Laurie, 1935 or 1936). Matriarchy in the far future; woman P.M. throws it all over for the love of a good American man.
  --. The Eternal Fires
  --. The Night of Temptation
  --. Electric Love
  
• Crowcroft, Pete. The Fallen Sky (1957) (post-holocaust)
• Crownishield, Mrs. S. Latitude 19 Degrees: A Romance of the West Indies (1898: Appleton, New York)
• Crozier, Ouida. Shadows After Dark (lesbian vampires from outer space) (1-883061-50-4 Rising Tide Press, NY, 1993)
• Cruls, Gastao. The Mysterious Amazonia: A Brazillian Novel (1944: Livraria-Editoria Zelio Valverde, Rio de Janeiro) (amazons)
• Cummings, Ray. The Sea Girl (1930; Argosy 3/2-4/6/1929)
• Curtis, Pauline Carsten. "In the Year '26" (1890)
• Cutter, R. H. Reached at Last (1886: Griffith Farran Okeden & Welsh, London) (utopia)

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• d'Agraives, Jean. Le Rayon Swastika (1929: Fayard, Paris) (novelette about a missing link or degenerated human)
• Daitch, Susan. L.C.
• Dardanelle, Louise. World Without Raiment: A Fantasy (1943)
• D'Argenteuil, Paul. The Trembling Borealis (1899: Neely) (utopian)
• Datlow, Ellen, editor. Off Limits: Tales of Alien Sex [ contents ]
  --, editor. Little Deaths: An Anthology of Erotic Horror
• Davenport, Emily. Eggheads
• Davies, M. Catherine. Adventures with the Mermaids (1929: Samuel Wood, Sydney, Australia)
• Davis, Grania.
• Davis, Peter. The King of the Amazons (1933: Macaulay, New York)
• Deer, M. J., and George H. Smith. Flames of Desire (1963)
• deFord, Miriam Allen. They Were San Franciscans (1941)
  --. Elsewhere, Elsewhen, Elsehow... (1971)
  --. "The Malley System" (in Ellison's Dangerous Visions, 1967)
  --. ** Xenogenesis: Tales of Space & Time (1969)
  
• de Forest, Eleanor. Armageddon: A Tale of the Antichrist (1938)
• De Haven, Tom. Freaks' Amour (1979)
• Dejacque. The Humanisphere
• de Lint, Charles. The Ivory and the Horn.
• Dell, Berenice V. The Silent Voice (1925)
• DeMorgan, John. (published anonymously). Bess: A Companion to Jess (1887: Munro, New York) (parody of H. Rider Haggard,invovling a matriarchal African tribe)
  --. "It": A Wild, Weird History of Marvelous, Phantasmagorical Adventures in Search of He, She, & Jess, & Leading to the Finding of 'It.": A Haggard Conclusion (1887: Munro, New York)
• De Pereyra, Diomedes. The Land of the Golden Scarabs (1928)
• De Reyna, Diane Detzer. (used pseudonyms: Jorge de Reyna & Adam Lukens)
  --. Conquest of Life (1960)
  --. As Adams Lukens: Sons of the Wolf (1961)
  --. The Glass Cage (1962)
  --. The World Within (1962)
  --. As Adam Lukens: Alien World (1963)
  --. Eevalu (1963)
  --. Planet of Fear (1968)
  --. As Jorge de Reyna: Return to the Starships (1968)
  
• Derkum, Adam C. Equaderia (1958) (utopia)
• Dern, Daniel P. "Bicyclefish Island" Tomorrow v.2 n. 8
• Desmond, Shaw. Ragnarok (1926)
• Devenport, Emily. Shade (ya - a young girl)
  --. Scorpianne
• De Vet, Charles, and Katherine MacLean. "Second Game" (1970) [gender]
• Dexter, Susan. The Wind Witch
• Dibell, Ansen. Pursuit of the Screamer (1978) (amazon fiction?)
• Dickinson, Peter. Eva (1990) - girl whose brain is transferred to a chimp's body ...
  --. The Changes (series)
• Diehl, Mrs. Alice M. Dr. Paul's Theory: A Romance (1893)
• Dietz, Ulysses G. Desmond. Alyson: 1998. Queer vampire.
• Dieudonne, Florence Claudina Carpenter. Rondah, or, Thirty-Three Years in a Star (1887)
• Di Filippo, Paul. "Alice, Alfie, Ted and the Aliens" in Interzone March 1997. Shortlisted for 1997 Tiptree Short Fiction.
• DiMarco, Jennifer. Escape to the Wind (Castillo Intl)
  --. Winter 1-886383-05, adult fairytale (Pride Pubctns)
  --. Dragon Storm 1-886383-09-x - "contemporary fantasy"
  --. Immortality [Pride: 1998; ISBN 188638374X]
• Dingle, Captain Aylward E. used pseud. "Sinbad." The Age-Old Kingdom (1947: Hutchinson, London); serialized in Argosy All-Story (1922).
• Dintino, Theresa C. Ode to Minoa (1999: Sterling House, 1-56315-142-X)
• Disch, Thomas. 334
• Dixie, Lady Florence. Gloriana, or, The Revolution of 1900 (1890)
• Dixon, Marjorie. The Forbidden Island (1960)
• Dodd, Anna Bowman Blake. The Republic of the Future, or, Socialism: A Reality (1887)
• Dodderidge, Esme. The New Gulliver; or, The Adventures of Lemuel Gulliver Jr. in Capavolta
• Doke, Joseph. The Queen of the Secret City (1916)
• Doney, Nina M. My Life on Eight Planets, or a Glimpse of Other Worlds (1928)
• Dorman, Sonya. (later Sonya Dorman Hess) --. Roxy Rimidon (1977)
  --. Planet Patrol (1978)
  --. A Paper Raincoat (1979)
  --. The Far Traveller (1984)
  --. Palace of Earth (1984)
  --. "Building Block" (1975) (reprinted in The New Women of Wonder, ed. Sargent, 1978)
  --. "Go, Go, Go, Said the Bird" (in Ellison's Dangerous Visions, 1967)
  --. "When I Was Miss Dow" in Women of Wonder (Vintage, 1974); The Norton Book of Science Fiction, p. 151; Women of Wonder: The Classic Years (Harcourt Brace, 1995).
  
• Dorrington, Albert. Our Lady of the Leopards (1911)
• D'Orsay, Laurence. Mistress of Spears: A Tale of Amazulu (1930: Burton, Missouri) (white woman raised as a princess of the Zulus)
• Doucet, Julie. My Most Secret Desire: A Collection of Dream Stories
• Doud, Laurel. This Body: A Novel of Reincarnation (1999, Little/Brown)
• Dougty Francis W. Mirrikh, or, A Woman from Mars: A Tale of Occult Adventure (1892)
• Downer, Ann. aka Ann Downer-Hazell. "Somnus's Fair Maid" in Black Thorn, White Rose.
  --. The Spellkey Trilogy (1995) Baen included three works originally published as YA by Atheneum between 1987 and 1993.
• Doyle, Debra. & James MacDonald. The Mageworld series.
  --. "Remailer" (third sex in a society)
• Dozois, Gardner, editor. Dying for It: More Erotic Tales of Unearthly Love. Includes Ursula K. Le Guin, Robert Silverberg, Madeleine E. Robins and Ian McDonald, Pat Cadigan, Michael Bishop, Nancy Kress and others.
  --. Killing Me Softly.
• Draulans, Dirk. The Red Queen: A Novel of the War Between the Sexes translated Sam Garrett (November 1997) (an insane woman creates a virus to kill men)
• Dreher, Sarah. Gray Magic (New Victoria, 1987) and A Captive in Time: "Technically, these are mystery novels, part of the "Stoner McTavish Mystery" series; but these two include heavy fantasy elements. Stoner tries hard to be a down-to-earth, skeptical dyke, but nevertheless keeps finding herself involved in spiritual and magical mysteries. In Gray Magic, there's a heavy dose of Native American shamanism and mysticism; and in A Captive in Time, Stoner finds herself unexpectedly time-travelling back to Colorado in the 1870s." (from the the lambda sf washington dc recommended reading list) (also: Stoner McTavish (1985) and Something Shady (1986))
• Duane, Diane. ** The Door Into Fire (1979)
  --. Deep Wizardry (1985) (ya)
• Dubois, Theodora. Solution T-25 (1951)
• Duchamp, L. Timmel. "Motherhood" in Full Spectrum 4
  --. Love's Body, Dancing in Time
• Dudgeon, Robert Ellis. Colymbia (1873) (utopian)
• Due, Tananarive. The Between (first novel)
  --. My Soul to Keep
  --. The Black Rose
  --. The Living Blood
  --. "Like Daughter" (2000) [in Dark Matter ed. by Sheree R. Thomas (2000)]
• Dugdale, Henrietta. (1826-1918). A Few Hours in a Far Off Age (1883)
• Duke, Madelaine. The Business of Bomfog (1964)
  --. Claret, Sandwiches and Sin (1967)
• Duncan, Frances. Pattern Makers (1989, Women's Press, Toronto) - surreal fictional journey of 3 women & a spider.
• Dunn, Katherine. Geek Love (1989, 1990)
• Dunne, Jennifer. Raven's Heart (1999) (post-holocaust)
• Dunton, James G. The Queen's Harem (1933: Sears, New York) (amazon satire)

- E -

• Eagin, Benjamin, 1952 - . Fairy Tales Mother Never Told You - gay male fairy tales
• Eakins, William. Key West, 2720 AD (1989)
• Ebershoff, David. The Danish Girl (the story of a MTF in 1920s Denmark; supposedly some magical real or fantasy elements in the story)
• Eden, Rob. The Golden Goddess (1935; New York & Brazil)
• Edghill, Rosemary. Speak Daggers to Her
• Edwards, Carolyn McVickar. The Storyteller's Goddess: Tales of the Goddess and her Wisdom from Around the World (2d Edition; 2000). Illustrated by Kathleen Edwards.
• Edwards, Louise Betts. The Tu-Tze's Tower: A Novel (1903: Henry T. Coates, Philadelphia) (lost race)
• Egan, Greg. "Cocoon" (Asimov's) - a short story in which supposedly there is no homophobia; but then a "cure" for homosexuality turns up - what now? (short-listed for 1994 Tiptree)
  --. Teranesia (1999)
• Eggleston, Katharine. Red O'Rourke's Riches (1912 in Cavalier Weekly, 3/2/1912-4/20/1912, bylined Eggleston & F. H. Richards; 1937: Wright & Brown, London)
• Eighner, Lars. Travels with Lizbeth
  --. Pawn to Queen Four.
• Eisenstein, Phyllis. The Crystal Palace (1989)
  --. Born to Exile
  --. In the Red Lord's Reach (1989, sequel to Born to Exile)
  --. ** In the Hands of Glory
  --. Shadow of Earth (1979)
  --. "Attachment" (1974) (reprinted in Salmonson's What Did Miss Darrington See?, 1989)
  
• Eliot, H. Chandler. Reprive from Paradise (1955) (post-disaster)
• Elliott, Janice. The Summer People (1980) (post-disaster)
• Ellis, Jane A. "A Vision of Our Country in the Year 1900" (1851)
• Ellis, Sophie Wenzel. "Creatures of the Light" Astounding Volume 1, Number 2 (February 1930).
  --. "Slaves of the Dust" Astounding Volume 4, Number 3 (December 1930)
• Ellison, Harlan. "World of Women" in Fantastic Science Fiction (February, 1957). A man disguised as a woman to investigate tales that the male population of a world had been wiped out by the matriarchy.
  --. Dangerous Visions (1967). review.
• Elphinstone, Margaret. The Incomer.
• Emerson, Jane. City of Diamond.
• Emecheta, Buchi. The Rape of Shavi (1983)
• Engdahl, Sylvia Louise. The Far Side of Evil (1971; Elana #2) (ya)
  --. Enchantress from the Stars ((1970; Elaina #1) (ya)
  --. The Star Shall Abide (1972) (Noren #1) (later retitled: Heritage of the Star (1973))
  --. Beyond the Tomorrow Mountains (1973) (Noren #2)
• Engh, M. J. Rainbow Man. Very interesting story about a woman space traveller who decides to settle down on a planet. The catch is that on this planet if you don't fit particular stereotypes for a woman then you are treated as a man. She hangs out with a dubious character whose sexuality is therefore in doubt. Ultimately, this society which seemed rather free-wheeling, turns out to be scary & potentially deadly. -- lq 6/1/00
  --. Arslan. (1976; Arbor, 1986) Intense novel about a near-future, when a would-be dictator forms a small army and takes over a chunk of the American midwest. He employs sexual terror to boys and girls as part of his psychological armament.
  --. The House in the Snow (1987)
  --. Wheel of the Winds (1988)
  
• England, E. M. The Sealed temple (1933) (lost race romance)
• England, George Allan. (Englund?) "June 6, 2016." Originally published in Collier's, April 22, 1916; reprinted in Moskowitz' When Women Rule, pp. 72-94. Women can pursue men romantically but retain their femininity. --. Darkness and Dawn (1914) (post-apocalypse plague)
• Engstrom, Elizabeth. Lizzie Borden
• Ennis, Catherine. To the Lightning (Naiad, 1988) "The story of two women who fall in love after being transported by a lightning bolt to a pre-Jurassic time." (from the lambda sf - washington dc recommended reading list
• Ertz, Susan. Woman Alive.
• Eskridge, Kelley. "And Salome Danced."
• Esquivel, Laura. Like Water for Chocolate (see also films & movies)
  --. The Law of Love
• Evans, Chris. Eurasia (1905: James H. barry, San Francisco) (utopia)
• Evans, Penelope. The Last Girl
• Evelyn, J. (pseud. for E. J. Bowen) An Inca queen (1891: Sampson & Low, London)
• Evenblij, Paul, and Paul Harland, editors. Systems of Romance (anthology; Dutch; gay & queer themes)

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• Fabian, Stephen E. Women and Wonders. art book.
• Fallingstar, Cerridwen. The Heart of the Fire (1990, Cauldron Publications) - "an authentic past-life chronicle" of a lesbian peasant in 16th century Scotland, her Gipsy girlfriend, and the witch-hunts ...
• Farca, Marie C. Complex Man (1973)
  --. Earth (1972) (sequel to the Complex Man)
• Farjeon, J. Jefferson. Death of a World (1948)
• Farmer, Nancy. The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm (1995) (ya)
• Farmer, Philip Jose. "The Lovers" in Startling Stories, August 1952. A race of parasites are shaped like human women and mate with human men.
  --. The Lovers (1961)
  --. Flight to Opar (1976) (tarzan's lost city of Opar)
  --. "Strange Relations" (1960) [human-alien sex]
• Farren, Mick. The Texts of Festival (1973)
• Farrer, M. The Kingdom of the Thousand Isles (1947)
• Farrar, Stewart. Omega (Times Books, 1979)
• Fast, Julius. The League of Grey-Eyed Women (1970) [telepathic women want to create a new peaceful human species]
• Faulkner, Joyce. Losing Patience (2004) (Red Engine Press, 0974565245) (collection of ghost stories)
• Fearn, John Russell. Conquest of the Amazon (1949)
  --. "The Golden Amazon" in Fantastic Adventures (July 1939) - about Violet Ray, amazon heroine
• Feist, Raymond, & Jenny Wurts. Servant of the Empire series of 3 books
• Felice, Cynthia. Double Nocturne (1987)
• "Femalien" (1996) and "Femalien II" (1998). Directed by Cybil Richards. ("R" for nudity). Another species has lost sexual desire and so sends one of their members disguised as a beautiful woman to experience human sexual desire. Basically s0ft-c0re p0rn.
• Fennes, Fisher. The Flying Raft in the Land of Izma (1893; serialized in 20 installments in Winter's Magazine, 1/21/1893-6/3/1893)
• Finch, Sheila. Triad (1986) (women rulers)
  --. ** Infinity's Web (1985). (lesbian character)
  --. The Garden of the Shaped (1987) (bioengineering)
• Finkelstein, Minnie. The Newest Woman: The Destined Monarch of the World (1891) (an anti-feminist utopia)
• Fintushel, Eliot. "The Beast with Two Backs" in Asimov's SF 1995
• Fischer, Leonard. Let Out the beast (1950)
• Fisher, Mary A. Among the Immortals (1916)
• Fitch, Anna M. Better Days, or, A Millionaire of Tomorrow (1891)
• Flynn, Michael. In the Country of the Blind. "A black real estate developer and her gay architect friend stumble upon evidence that a clandestine organization has secretly been manipulating historical events since the Civil War - and that this organization is willing to go to any lengths to remain hidden!" (from the lambda sf - washington dc recommended reading list
• Flynn, Tom. Galactic Rapture
• Fontana, Dorothy C. The Questor Tapes (1974)
• Forbes, Caroline. ** The Needle on Full (OnlyWomen Press)
  -- also story in The Reach and Other Stories: Lesbian Feminist Fiction
• Forbes, Edith. Exit to Reality (cyberspace transgendered stuff)
  --. also a lesbian novel whose title slips my mind at the moment ...
• Forbes, George. Adventures in Souther Seas: A Tale of the Sixteenth Century (1928: John F. Shaw, London) (rediscovery of Marco Polo's male & female islands)
• Forrest, G. F. "The Deathless Queen: She-Who-Must-Be-Decayed" in Misfits: A Book of Parodies (1905: Frank Harvey, Oxford; reprinted in At the Mountains of Murkiness, ed. by George Locke, Ferret Fantasy, 1973, London)
• Forrest, Maryann. Here (Away From It All) (1969) (post-holocaust)
• Forrester, Mary. The Seer (1935: Hutchinson, London)
• Forster, E. M. "The Machine Stops" (1909) in Collected Tales (1947)
• *** Foster, M. A. The Warriors of Dawn (1975) (women-only world)
  --. The Game Players of Zan (1977) [evolved humans live in a pastoral utopia]
  --. The Day of the Klesh (1979) [feminist utopia?]
• Fox, Astric. Rika's Jewel (Sapphire Press, 1999) - lesbian porn about female Vikings
• Fox, Lady Mary. Account of an Expedition to the Interior of New Holland (1837: Bentley, London). Also published as The Southlanders (1860)
• Fox-Davis, A. C. The Sex Triumphant (1909) anti-feminist fantasy
• Frances, Stephen. Tomorrow and a Day (1955)
• Frankau, Pamela. The Bridge (1957)
• Freedman, Nancy. The Immortals (1976)
  --. Joshua, Son of None (1973) (a powerful man has himself cloned)
• Freeman, Gillian, 193x - ?. The Leader (1966) - (a british nobody starts his own fascist movement in england, modeled after the nazi party. not exactly sf; this didn't happen, but could have ... -- lq, 6/99)
• Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins. The Wind in the Rose-Bush, and Other Stories of the Supernatural (1903) (includes: "Luella Miller" and "The Lost Ghost")
  --. A Humble Romance (1887, short stories)
  --. A New England Nun (1891, short stories)
• Freeman, Ruth Ellis. "Tales of a Great-Grandmother" (1891)
• Freireich, Valerie. Real Life.
  --. Testament (1995)
  --. Becoming Human
• Friedberg, Gertrude. The Revolving Boy (1966)
• Friedlaender, Kurt. Voyage to Springistan, by Lemuel Gulliver translated back into English by Thomas Bruan (orig. published during WW2; 1972: Conrad Peregrinus, Stockholm) (anti-Nazi satire)
• Fry, Lena J. Other Worlds (1905)
• Fuller, Alice W. "A Wife Manufactured to Order" (1895) available at University of Virginia's etext center, at http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/etcbin/toccer-new2?id=FulWife.sgm&images=images/modeng&data=/texts/english/modeng/parsed&tag=public&part=all
• Furey, Maggie. Aurian (1999) (female mage fights evil)