The New Women of Wonder is a pioneering installment in the esteemed Women of Wonder series, published in 1978. This anthology continues the tradition of showcasing a diverse range of speculative fiction tales, all written by women and centered around female protagonists. Through innovative storytelling and imaginative narratives, the collection explores themes of gender, identity, and societal change, offering a fresh perspective on the genre. With Pamela Sargent's insightful commentary and expert curation, The New Women of Wonder serves as a compelling testament to the creative contributions of women in science fiction, further enriching the literary landscape with its thought-provoking and visionary tales.
Edited, With an Introduction and Notes, By Pamela Sargent
About the Editor
Pamela Sargent is a prolific and highly regarded figure in the realm of speculative fiction. With a career spanning several decades, she has established herself as an influential author, editor, and critic within the genre. Sargent's works often explore themes of identity, feminism, and social change, offering thought-provoking narratives that challenge conventions and push the boundaries of imagination. She is perhaps best known for her pioneering efforts in promoting women's voices in science fiction, both through her own writing and her editorial work, including her notable anthology "Women of Wonder" series. Sargent's contributions to the genre have earned her numerous accolades, cementing her reputation as a leading figure in the world of speculative literature.
