Femspec, Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2004.

Octavo, glossy paper covers, xvi, 328 pp. Editor's note by Weinberg. Articles are "An Introduction, or the Jacket Blurb Comes of Age," Liora Moriel, "Refamiliarization: Jewish Women in the Narrative Strategies of 'Pulp' Science Fiction Magazine Stories, 1993-2000," Susan Kray, "Vision and Visability: Contemporary Jewish Women Artists Visualize the Invisible," Gloria Orenstein, "Memoir: Jewish Enough," Pamela Sargent, "'What Good Is All This to Black People?' Octavia Butler's Reconstruction of Corporeality," Alyson Buckman, "'The More Things Change, the More They Remain the Same': Gender and Sexuality in Octavia Butler's Oeuvre," Sharon Degraw, "The Power of the Sower as Rendered by Octavia Butler: Lessons for Our Changing Times," Sandra Govan, "'What Actually Is': The Insistance of Genre in Octavia Butler's 'Kindred,'" Stephanie S. Turner. Fiction includes, "Cosmic Joke," Leslie F. Stone, "That Only a Mother," Judith Merril, "Close Encounters of the Monica Kind," Marleen S. Barr, "De-Winging the Angel," E.M. Broner, "Lilith 1996," Marilyn Gale, "Sasha's Harlem: Excerpts," Weinbaum, "Soul Spinner," Donna Marie Robb. Poetry includes One of Those Nights," Karen Alcaly-Gut, "Even Death Is Uncertain without the Proper Forms," Marilyn Jurich, "Ex-nihilio," Carol Rose, "The Goddess of Bergen-Belsen," Lorraine Schein, "Recessively Blond," Rita Grabowski, "Haiku," Shannon Maraina Houston. …