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Janrae Frank
Janrae Frank was an American journalist, writer and editor known primarily for her work in science fiction and fantasy. She wrote extensively on the subject of women and feminism in speculative fiction.
Her first published short story, ''Wolves of Nakesht'', appeared in the 1980 World Fantasy Award-winning anthology ''Amazons!''〔(World Fantasy Award for ''Amazons!'' (1980) )〕 (edited by Jessica Amanda Salmonson). This story introduced her most famous character, Chimquar the Lionhawk, and featured what are arguably her central themes: gender ambiguity and women of martial puissance. Other contributions in this field include ''Women Warriors and Earth Mothers''〔(''Washington Post Book World'' (October 6, 1985) )〕 and ''New Eves: Science Fiction About the Extraordinary Women of Today and Tomorrow'',〔''Locus'' Magazine notes on ''New Eves''()〕 an anthology of stories which traced the contributions and history of women in science fiction from the 1920s on, decade by decade. This anthology has been used in many women's study courses on science fiction.〔(Women's Studies mailing list archive (University of Maryland, 1996) )〕
Her film journalism has been published in the cult magazine ''Cinefantastique'' as well as ''Movieline''.
Lately, she was better known for dark fantasy series such as the ''Dark Brothers of the Light'' and the ''Journey of the Sacred King'' quartet.
==Published works==
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