Sisters of Tomorrow · The First Women of Science Fiction (Early Classics of Science Fiction) by Yaszek, Lisa -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents List of Plates Acknowledgments Introduction: New Work for New Women 1. Authors

Clare Winger Harris

“The Evolutionary Monstrosity” (1929)

Leslie F. Stone

“Out of the Void” (1929)

Lilith Lorraine

“Into the 28th Century” (1930)

L. Taylor Hansen

“The Man from Space” (1930)

C. L. Moore

“Shambleau” (1933)

Dorothy Gertrude Quick

“Strange Orchids” (1937)

Amelia Reynolds Long

“Reverse Phylogeny” (1937)

Leslie Perri

“Space Episode” (1941)

Dorothy Louise Les Tina

“When You Think That … Smile!” (1943)

2. Poets

Julia Boynton Green

“The Night Express” (1931) “Evolution” (1931) “Radio Revelations” (1932)

Virginia Kidd

“Untitled” (1933)

Leah Bodine Drake

“They Run Again” (1939) “The Wood-Wife” (1942) “Sea-Shell” (1943)

Tigrina

“Defiance” (1945) “Affinity” (1945)

Lilith Lorraine

“Earthlight on the Moon” (1941) “The Acolytes” (1946) “Men Keep Strange Trysts” (1946)

3. Journalists

L. Taylor Hansen

4. Editors

Mary Gnaedinger

“Editorial Note” (1939) “The Editor’s Page” (1940) “The Editor’s Page” (1943)

Dorothy Stevens McIlwraith

“The Eyrie” (1940) “The Eyrie” (1940) “The Eyrie” (1941)

Lilith Lorraine

“Cracks—Wise and Otherwise” (1943) “Training for World Citizenship” (1946) “The Story of Different” (1950)

5. Artists

Olivette Bourgeois Lucille Webster Holling Margaret Johnson Brundage Dorothy Louise Les Tina Dolly Rackley Donnell

Conclusion: Challenging the Narrative, Or, Women Take Back Science Fiction Notes Bibliography Index