New Eves
Science Fiction About the Extraordinary Women of Today and Tomorrow
by Kate Wilhelm, Ursula K. Le Guin, Joanna Russ, Octavia E. Butler, Francis Stevens, Leslie F. Stone, Margaret St. Clair, Leslie Perri, Leigh Brackett, Miriam Allen deFord, Sonya Dorman, Carol Emshwiller
1994 · 427 pages
About this book
The New Eves, the brave and innovative women writers of science fiction, have been challenging their readers for more than half a century to postulate a different kind of society, one where visionary women are nourished with forbidden knowledge and become the powerful leaders of a new kind of civilization. Contains: Friend island / Francis Stevens -- The man of stone / Hazel Heald -- The conquest of Gola / Leslie F. Stone -- Honeycombed satellite / Helen Weinbaum -- Space episode / Leslie Perri -- Water pirate / Leigh Brackett -- Aleph sub one / Margaret St. Clair -- Throwback / Miriam Allen deFord -- The Putnam tradition / Sonya Dorman -- All cats are gray / Andre Norton -- Subcommittee / Zenna Henderson -- Idol's eye / Carol Emshwiller -- The last day / Helen Clarkson -- The lady was a tramp / Judith Merril -- A peculiar people / Betsy Curtis -- The captain's mate / Evelyn E. Smith -- Sense of duty / Phyllis Eisenstein -- Bluewater dreams / Sydney J. Van Scyoc -- Death between the stars / Marion Zimmer Bradley -- The snows are melted, the snows are gone / James Tiptree, Jr. -- The last days of the captain / Kate Wilhelm -- Changeling / Anne McCaffrey -- Fears / Pamela Sargent -- Gleepsite / Joanna Russ -- Winter's king / Ursula K. Le Guin -- Symphony for a lost traveller / Lee Killough -- Speech sounds / Octavia E. Butler -- The missionary's child / Maureen F. McHugh -- A long way home / Shelia Finch -- The lake was full of artificial things / Karen Joy Fowler -- California dreamer / Mary Rosenblum -- Down behind Cuba lake / Nancy Kress --
Similar books
Rummaging the shelves…
Reviews
Loading reviews…
