while at the same time marking out women as circumscribed 'others' in a male society.
Sarah Gamble, "'Shambleau . . . and Others': The Role of the Female in the Fiction of C. L. Moore," Where No Man Has Gone Before: Women and Science Fiction, ed. Lucie Namitt (London: Routledge, 1991), pp. 4041
Bibliography
Works by C. L. Moore and Henry Kuttner:
The Brass Ring. 1946.
The Day He Died. 1947.
Fury (Destination Infinity). 1950.
A Gnome There Was and Other Tales of Science Fiction and Fantasy. 1950.
Tomorrow and Tomorrow, and The Fairy Chessmen. 1951.
Clash by Night. 1952.
Well of the Worlds. 1953.
Mutant. 1953.
Beyond Earth's Gates. 1954.
Line to Tomorrow and Other Tales of Fantasy and Science-Fiction. 1954.
Remember Tomorrow. 1954.
Way of the Gods. 1954.
There Shall Be Darkness. 1954.
No Boundaries. 1955.
Bypass to Otherness. 1961.
Return to Otherness. 1962.
Earth's Last Citadel. 1964.
Valley of the Flame. 1964.
The Time Axis. 1965.
The Dark World. 1965.
The Mask of Circe. 1971.
Clash by Night and Other Stories. Ed. Peter Pinto. 1980.
Chessboard Planet and Other Stories. 1983.
The Startling Worlds of Henry Kuttner (The Portal of the Picture, Valley of the Flame, The Dark World). 1987.
Works by C. L. Moore:
Judgment Night: A Selection of Science Fiction. 1952.