Women at War
Author: | Lois McMaster Bujold Roland J. Green |
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Tor, 1995 |
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Book Type: | Anthology |
Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
Hugo-winner Lois McMaster Bujold collaborates with Roland Green, author of the popular Starcruiser Shenandoah series, to present the first-ever original anthology of military SF by women, about women at war. Contributors include Elizabeth Moon, Jane Yoken, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, and others.
Table of Contents:
- Introduction - (1995) - essay by Lois McMaster Bujold
- Introduction - (1995) - essay by Roland J. Green
- The Purge - (1995) - shortstory by Jennifer Stevenson
- Traitor - (1995) - novelette by R. M. Meluch
- A Few Good Men - (1995) - novelette by Holly Lisle
- Sitting Shiva - (1995) - shortstory by Judith Tarr
- Homecoming - (1989) - shortstory by Mickey Zucker Reichert
- The One-Armed Queen - (1995) - shortstory by Jane Yolen
- For the Right Reason - (1995) - shortstory by Sydney Long
- A Matter of Faith - (1995) - novelette by Juanita Coulson
- First Communion - (1995) - novelette by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
- Edge of the Sword - (1995) - shortstory by Susan Booth
- The Heart of the Hydra - (1995) - novelette by Gay Marshall
- White Wings - (1995) - shortstory by P. J. Beese
- Flambeaux - (1995) - novelette by Adrienne Martine-Barnes
- Notes During a Time of Civil War - (1995) - shortstory by Margaret Ball
- Fugitives - (1995) - novelette by P. N. Elrod
- Lizard - (1995) - novelette by P. M. Griffin
- Hand to Hand - (1995) - shortstory by Elizabeth Moon
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