Daughters of Earth
Winner of the Susan Koppelman Award
and the William Atheling Jr Award
shortlisted for a British Science Fiction Award
Women’s contributions to science fiction over the past century have been lasting and important, but critical work in the field has only just begun to explore its full range. I collected 11 key stories—many of them not easily found, and all of them powerful and provocative—and set them alongside 11 new essays, written by top scholars and critics, that explore the stories’ contexts, meanings, and theoretical implications. The resulting dialogue is one of enormous significance to critical scholarship in science fiction, and to understanding the role of feminism in its development. Organized chronologically, this anthology creates a new canon of feminist science fiction and examines the theory that addresses it. Daughters of Earth is an ideal overview for students and general readers.
- Team Human
- Zombies vs. Unicorns
- Liar
- How to Ditch Your Fairy
- Magic or Madness Trilogy
- Daughters of Earth
- The Battle of the Sexes in Science Fiction
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We Have Always Been Fighting this Fight
N K Jemisin recently gave a speech in response to the latest kerfuffle around sexism and racism in science fiction. It’s a very fine speech. Go read it.
One of the points she makes is this:
women have been in SFF from the very beginning. We might not always have been …
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Saturday, 27 April 2013
Conflux, Australian National SF Convention
Rydges Capital Hill
Barton, Canberra, ACT
2:30PM, Forrest Room 1 & 2
Guest of Honour Interview of Nalo Hopkinson, by Justine Larbalestier.
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I writes novels, am obsessed with cricket, and travel way too much.
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