
An interdisciplinary feminist journal dedicated to science fiction, fantasy, magical realism, surrealism, myth, folklore, and other supernatural genres.
FEMSPEC is an academic, peer-reviewed journal focused on the study of gender in science fiction, fantasy, and speculative genres. We believe in non-hierarchical community and operate in a space of cooperation. All members of the collective are valued, heard, and respected without regards to age, experience, or professional position
Femspec Vol 4, Issue 1, 2002
Editorial Remarks
GINA WISKER. "Editor's Remarks"
Fiction
SUZY MCKEE CHARNAS. "Evil Thoughts"
LOUISE SHAW. "The Which Bitch? Project"
DOREEN RUSSELL. "Spell"
Criticism
SABINE MEYER. "Passing Perverts, After All: Vampirism, (In)Visibility, and the Horrors of the Normative in Jewelle Gomez’s The Gilda Stories"
FRANCES TOMASZYK. "Lunatics with Lethal Combat Skills: Dark Doubles, Bacchae, and Soulless Women in Xena: Warrior Princess"
SARA MARTIN ALEGRE. "The Other in Me: Nancy Collins's Vampire Heroine, Sonja Blue"
LORNA JOWETT. "Mute and Beautiful: The Representation of the Female in Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire"
ANITA BIRESSI. "True Crime, Medicine, and Corporeal Horror"
KATHLEEN KENDALL. "Who Are You Afraid Of?: Young Women as Consumers and Producers of Horror Films"
ALINE FERREIRA. "Artificial Wombs and Archaic Tombs: Angela Carter's The Passion of Eve and the Alien Tetralogy"
GINA WISKER. "Honey, I'm Home!: Splintering the Fabrication in Domestic Horror"
ANDREA GREENBAUM. "Bio-Technology as Kabbalah: Reconfiguring the Golem Myth in Alien: Resurrection and Species"
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