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<div>'''Joanna Russ''' (born 22 February 1937), American writer, pioneer of feminist science fiction, essayist.<br />
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==Biography==<br />
Grew up in the Bronx. Born to Bertha Zinner and Evarett I. Russ. BA with High Honors in English from Cornell University (1957); MFA from Yale University School of Drama (1960). Came out in 1969. Taught at Cornell, SUNY Binghamton, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Washington (Seattle). <br />
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First published in 1959. <br />
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== Bibliography ==<br />
=== Novels ===<br />
* ''[[Picnic on Paradise]]'' ([[1968]])<br />
* ''[[And Chaos Died]]'' ([[1970]])<br />
* ''[[The Female Man]]'' ([[1975]])<br />
* ''[[We Who Are About To...]]'' ([[1977]])<br />
* ''[[Kittatinny: A Tale of Magic]]'' ([[1978]])<br />
* ''[[The Two of Them]]'' ([[1978]])<br />
* ''[[On Strike Against God]]'' ([[1980]]) (non-SF)<br />
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=== Collections ===<br />
* ''[[The Adventures of Alyx]]'' ([[1976]]; 1986)<br />
* ''[[The Zanzibar Cat]]'' ([[1983]])<br />
* ''[[Extra(Ordinary) People]]'' ([[1985]])<br />
* ''[[The Hidden Side of the Moon]]'' ([[1987]])<br />
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=== Nonfiction ===<br />
* "[[The Image of Women in Science Fiction]]" ([[1971]])<br />
* ''[[How to Suppress Women's Writing]]'' ([[1983]])<br />
* ''[[Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans</div>221.10.44.214