Sisters in Fantasy Books in Order
Part ofMartin H Greenberg Books in OrderFind the Sisters in Fantasy books linked with Martin H Greenberg, with volume summaries, anthology background, and quick help on where to start.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Sisters in Fantasy books in publication order
2 books
Sisters in Fantasy
by Martin H Greenberg
1995
An anthology of fantasy stories by women writers, centered on women whose choices, courage, and magical burdens drive the action. The range is broad, but the collection keeps its focus on agency and consequence.
Sisters in Fantasy 2
by Martin H Greenberg
1996
The second volume continues the idea of fantasy centered on women, with fresh stories that range from adventure to quieter, more intimate forms of magic. It works as both a follow-up and a stand-alone sampler.
Sisters in Fantasy books in chronological order
Series background & context
Sisters in Fantasy is an anthology project built around women writing fantasy, and around fantasy stories that give women the center of the stage. It is not a shared-world series, and it does not follow one heroine from book to book. What connects the volumes is viewpoint, emphasis, and range.
That range is important.
The stories can move from magic and adventure to sacrifice, transformation, old bargains, and hard choices. Some pieces lean toward classic quest fantasy. Others are quieter, stranger, or more intimate. But the recurring interest is in women who act, choose, endure, and pay the cost of those choices in worlds where magic matters.
Because these are anthologies, the cast is always changing. That keeps the books lively. One story may give you a sorceress or wise woman. Another may focus on a traveler, a fighter, or someone caught between personal duty and supernatural consequence. The books are linked less by plot than by the feeling that fantasy can hold many kinds of female experience without narrowing them to one model.
That makes the series a good sampler.
If you like finding new authors through short fiction, this is a comfortable way in. If you already read fantasy widely, the books still work because they bring different voices into conversation around overlapping concerns, power, loyalty, danger, and what it means to claim space in a magical world.
The two volumes on this page are best approached in publication order, but either one can work as a starting point. What matters most is that you want a fantasy anthology line built around perspective and variety rather than one more sword-and-sorcery formula.
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