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	\| author = Mike Resnick, Lawrence Schimel, Nisi Shawl, J. Robert King, Ed Greenwood, T. L. Morganfield, [[Jackie Kessler]] and Eirene Donohue<br>Elaine Cunningham (Editor)		\| author = Mike Resnick, Lawrence Schimel, Nisi Shawl, J. Robert King, Ed Greenwood, T. L. Morganfield, [[Jackie Kessler]] and Eirene Donohue<br>Elaine Cunningham (Editor)
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	''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''		''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

			''For other uses of the word [[Lilith]], see [[Lilith (disambiguation)]].''

	~~'''Lilith Unbound''' is a compilation novel edited by Elaine Cummingham.~~

	[[~~Image:Lilithunbound~~.~~jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Cover of Lilith Unbound~~ edited by Elaine ~~Cunningham~~.]]		'''Lilith Unbound''' is an anthology work written by Mike Resnick, Lawrence Schimel, Nisi Shawl, J. Robert King, Ed Greenwood, T. L. Morganfield, [[Jackie Kessler]] and Eirene Donohue. The work is edited by Elaine Cummingham. Within these works about Lilith, [[Jackie Kessler]] explores Lilith's succubus origins.


	== ~~Details~~ ==		== Overview ==
	*Title: Lilith Unbound		*Title: Lilith Unbound
	*~~Author~~: ~~Edited by~~ Elaine Cunningham		*Authors: Mike Resnick, Lawrence Schimel, Nisi Shawl, J. Robert King, Ed Greenwood, T. L. Morganfield, [[Jackie Kessler]] and Eirene Donohue
			*Editor: Elaine Cunningham
			*Published By: Popcorn Press
			*Length: 272 Pages
	*Format: Paperback		*Format: Paperback
	*Publisher: Popcorn Press
	*Pages: 272
	*Language: English
	*ISBN-10: 142762755X		*ISBN-10: 142762755X
	*ISBN-13: 978-1427627551		*ISBN-13: 978-1427627551
	*~~Release~~ Date: August 25, 2008		*Publishing Date: August 25, 2008


			== Plot Summary ==
			"Bound is the bewitching Lilith..." So begins an ancient incantation for protection against the demon Lilith. Lilith, the First Woman, the wife Adam discarded. Lilith, the goddess of storms, the night bird. Lilith, the succubus who haunts men's dreams. Lilith the child-slaying monster, the mother of demons. Lilith the feminist poster girl. Lilith the muse.

			The stories herein set Lilith free to explore all these aspects. Mike Resnick and Lawrence Schimel portray her as the ultimate shiksa. Nisi Shawl goes looking for her in the savannas of Africa. J. Robert King finds her in the changeling babies of a modern world. Ed Greenwood delivers her in a mysterious and seductive painting. T. L. Morganfield melds Lilith lore with Native American mythology. [[Jackie Kessler]] explores her succubus origins. Eirene Donohue twines a handful of Lilith themes into a tale of storm-chased young girl.

			Within these pages Lilith is a vengeful asteroid, a self-help guru, a divorce lawyer, and much, much more...

	~~== Synopsis ==~~
	"Bound is the bewitching Lilith..." So begins an ancient incantation for protection against the demon Lilith. Lilith, the First Woman, the wife Adam discarded. Lilith, the goddess of storms, the night bird. Lilith, the succubus who haunts men's dreams. Lilith the child-slaying monster, the mother of demons. Lilith the feminist poster girl. Lilith the muse. The stories herein set Lilith free to explore all these aspects. Mike Resnick and Lawrence Schimel portray her as the ultimate shiksa. Nisi Shawl goes looking for her in the savannas of Africa. J. Robert King finds her in the changeling babies of a modern world. Ed Greenwood delivers her in a mysterious and seductive painting. T. L. Morganfield melds Lilith lore with Native American mythology. [[Jackie Kessler]] explores her succubus origins. Eirene Donohue twines a handful of Lilith themes into a tale of storm-chased young girl. Within these pages Lilith is a vengeful asteroid, a self-help guru, a divorce lawyer, and much, much more...

	== Book Review ==		== Book Review ==
	''~~'''No review found at~~ the time of this article's ~~creation'''~~''		''At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, no review was available.''


	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/142762755X ~~The novel~~ at Amazon.com]		*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/142762755X This work in Paperback Format at Amazon.com]

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	"Bound is the bewitching Lilith..." So begins an ancient incantation for protection against the demon Lilith. Lilith, the First Woman, the wife Adam discarded. Lilith, the goddess of storms, the night bird. Lilith, the succubus who haunts men's dreams. Lilith the child-slaying monster, the mother of demons. Lilith the feminist poster girl. Lilith the muse. The stories herein set Lilith free to explore all these aspects. Mike Resnick and Lawrence Schimel portray her as the ultimate shiksa. Nisi Shawl goes looking for her in the savannas of Africa. J. Robert King finds her in the changeling babies of a modern world. Ed Greenwood delivers her in a mysterious and seductive painting. T. L. Morganfield melds Lilith lore with Native American mythology. Jackie Kessler explores her succubus origins. Eirene Donohue twines a handful of Lilith themes into a tale of storm-chased young girl. Within these pages Lilith is a vengeful asteroid, a self-help guru, a divorce lawyer, and much, much more...		"Bound is the bewitching Lilith..." So begins an ancient incantation for protection against the demon Lilith. Lilith, the First Woman, the wife Adam discarded. Lilith, the goddess of storms, the night bird. Lilith, the succubus who haunts men's dreams. Lilith the child-slaying monster, the mother of demons. Lilith the feminist poster girl. Lilith the muse. The stories herein set Lilith free to explore all these aspects. Mike Resnick and Lawrence Schimel portray her as the ultimate shiksa. Nisi Shawl goes looking for her in the savannas of Africa. J. Robert King finds her in the changeling babies of a modern world. Ed Greenwood delivers her in a mysterious and seductive painting. T. L. Morganfield melds Lilith lore with Native American mythology. [[Jackie Kessler]] explores her succubus origins. Eirene Donohue twines a handful of Lilith themes into a tale of storm-chased young girl. Within these pages Lilith is a vengeful asteroid, a self-help guru, a divorce lawyer, and much, much more...


	== Book Review ==		== Book Review ==

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	'''Lilith Unbound''' is a compilation novel edited by Elaine Cummingham.		'''Lilith Unbound''' is a compilation novel edited by Elaine Cummingham.

	[[Image:Lilithunbound.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~300px~~\|Cover of Lilith Unbound edited by Elaine Cunningham.]]		[[Image:Lilithunbound.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Cover of Lilith Unbound edited by Elaine Cunningham.]]

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[[Category:Film and Media]]

''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

'''Lilith Unbound''' is a compilation novel edited by Elaine Cummingham.

[[Image:Lilithunbound.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Cover of Lilith Unbound edited by Elaine Cunningham.]]

== Details ==
*Title: Lilith Unbound
*Author: Edited by Elaine Cunningham
*Format: Paperback
*Publisher: Popcorn Press
*Pages: 272
*Language: English
*ISBN-10: 142762755X
*ISBN-13: 978-1427627551
*Release Date: August 25, 2008

== Synopsis ==
"Bound is the bewitching Lilith..." So begins an ancient incantation for protection against the demon Lilith. Lilith, the First Woman, the wife Adam discarded. Lilith, the goddess of storms, the night bird. Lilith, the succubus who haunts men's dreams. Lilith the child-slaying monster, the mother of demons. Lilith the feminist poster girl. Lilith the muse. The stories herein set Lilith free to explore all these aspects. Mike Resnick and Lawrence Schimel portray her as the ultimate shiksa. Nisi Shawl goes looking for her in the savannas of Africa. J. Robert King finds her in the changeling babies of a modern world. Ed Greenwood delivers her in a mysterious and seductive painting. T. L. Morganfield melds Lilith lore with Native American mythology. Jackie Kessler explores her succubus origins. Eirene Donohue twines a handful of Lilith themes into a tale of storm-chased young girl. Within these pages Lilith is a vengeful asteroid, a self-help guru, a divorce lawyer, and much, much more...

== Book Review ==
'''''No review found at the time of this article's creation'''''

== External Links ==
*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/142762755X The novel at Amazon.com]