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Jessica Amanda Salmonson Books In Order

Tomoe Gozen Books In Order

  1. Tomoe Gozen (1981)
  2. The Golden Naginata (1982)
  3. Thousand Shrine Warrior (1984)

Novels

  1. The Swordswoman (1982)
  2. Anthony Shriek (1992)

Collections

  1. Hag’s Tapestry (1984)
  2. Ou Lu Khen and the Beautiful Madwoman (1985)
  3. A Silver Thread of Madness (1988)
  4. John Collier and Fredric Brown Went Quarrelling Through My Head (1990)
  5. Harmless Ghosts (1990)
  6. The Mysterious Doom (1992)
  7. The Eleventh Jaguarundi and Other Mysterious Persons (1997)
  8. The Deep Museum (2003)
  9. The Complete Weird Epistles of Penelope Pettiweather, Ghost Hunter (2016)
  10. Weirdbook 33 (2016)

Chapbooks

  1. Tragedy of the Moisty Morning (1978)

Novellas

  1. Namer of Beasts, Maker of Souls (1995)

Anthologies edited

  1. Amazons! (1979)
  2. Amazons II (1982)
  3. Tales by Moonlight (1982)
  4. Heroic Visions (1983)
  5. Tales by Moonlight II (1989)
  6. What Did Miss Darrington See? (1989)
  7. Wife or Spinster (1991)
  8. Wisewomen and Boogy Boos (1992)

Non fiction

  1. Phantom Waters (1976)
  2. The Encyclopedia of Amazons (1986)

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Jessica Amanda Salmonson Books Overview

What Did Miss Darrington See?

This collection of 24 entertaining and haunting 19th and 20th century tales from the U.S., Britain, and Latin America reclaims a literary tradition that has long been overlooked. Using such techniques as magic realism, allegory, and surrealism, the authors re imagine the cliches of supernatural fiction, focusing on female characters and treating traditional themes in inventive and provocative ways. Among the authors included are Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Luisa Valenzuela, Leonora Carrington, Barbara Burford, and Joanna Russ. 1989 LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD FOR BEST LESBIAN SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY

Phantom Waters

Water is the flowing thread in this eerie collection ofNative American myths and contemporary short stories from Washington,Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia by the award winningwriter Jessica Amanda Salmonson.

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