Hath No Fury

Mother. Warrior. Caregiver.  Wife. Lover. Survivor.  Trickster. Heroine. Leader.  In this anthology, readers will find 21 stories and six essays about super-smart, purpose-driven, ultra-confident heroines. Hath No Fury defies the stereotypes. Here, it's not the hero who does all the action while the heroine smiles and bats her eyelashes; Hath No Fury's women are champions, not princesses in distress. Embracing the strong warriors to the silent but powerful, or perhaps the timid who muster their courage to face down a terrible evil, the women of Hath No Fury will make indelible marks upon you and leave you breathless for more. CONTENTS  • Introduction by Margaret Weis • Foreword by Robin Hobb • Philippa Ballantine “Casting On" • Bradley P. Beaulieu “A Wasteland of my God's Own Making” • Carol Berg “The Book of Rowe” • Dana Cameron “Pax Egyptica” • Delilah S. Dawson “She Keeps Crawling Back” • Erin M. Evans “The Mark of a Mountain Poppy” • Lucy A. Snyder "A Hero of Grunjord" • Lian Hearn “Craft” • Seanan McGuire “Riding Ever Southward, In the Company of Bees” • Nisi Shawl “She Tore” • Michael R. Underwood “The Unlikely Turncoat” • Elizabeth Vaughan “Echoes of Stone” • Django Wexler “Last of the Red Riders” • Anton Strout "Some Enchanted Evening" • SR Cambridge “The Scion” • Elaine Cunningham “Burning” • Gail Z. Martin “Reconciling Memory” • William C. Dietz “Snakeskin” • M.L. Brennan “Trench Witch” • Eloise J. Knapp “Rise of the Bonecrushers” • Marc Turner “A Dance with Death”  Featuring essays by:  • Shanna Germain "For the Love of Etta Candy" • Carina Bissett "A Seed Planted" • Sarah Kuhn "It Ain't Bad to Get Mad" • Diana M. Pho "Anger is a Friend to Love" • Melanie R. Meadors "Short Bios of Fierce Women" • Monica Valentinelli "Not Another 'Why Representation Is Important' Essay"  COMPARE TO: Unbound and Unfettered by Grim Oak Press; Women In Practical Armor by Evil Girlfriend Media; Dangerous Women edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois; Blackguards: Tales of Assassins, Mercenaries, and Rogues edited by J.M Martin