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L. Timmel Duchamp

2008-05-18T18:13:36Z

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'''L. Timmel Duchamp''' (Timmi Duchamp) is a feminist SF author; also founder of [[Aqueduct Press]], an explicitly feminist sf press.

==Bibliography==

'''[[Marq'ssan Cycle]]'''
Written in the 1980s.
* ''[[Alanya to Alanya]]'' (2005 novel)
* ''[[Renegade]]'' (2006 novel)
* ''[[Tsunami]]'' (2007 novel)
* ''[[Blood in the Fruit]]'' (2008 novel)
* ''[[Stretto]]'' (2008 novel, last in series)

'''Other Book-Length Fiction'''
* ''[[A Case of Mistaken Identity]]'' ([[Pulphouse Press]], 1991 chapbook)
* ''[[Love's Body, Dancing in Time]]'' ([[Aqueduct Press]], 2004 collection of fiction)
* ''[[The Red Rose Rages (Bleeding)]]'' Aqueduct Press, (2005 short novel)

'''Nonfiction'''
* ''[[The Grand Conversation]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2004 collection of essays)

'''Edited Material'''
* Editor, ''[[Talking Back: Epistolary Fantasies]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2007)
* Editor, ''[[The WisCon Chronicles: Volume 1]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2007)

'''Short Fiction'''
* "O's Story" (1989; published in ''[[Memories and Visions]]'', ed. [[Susanna Sturgis]])
* "Transcendence" (1990; in ''Starshore,'' Vol.1, no.2)
* "The Forbidden Words of Margaret A." (1990; published in ''[[The Women Who Walk Through Fire]], ed. [[Susanna Sturgis]]'')
* "Motherhood, Etc." (1993; published in ''Full Spectrum 4'', 1993; and in ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]],'' ed. [[Debbie Notkin]] and the [[Secret Feminist Cabal]], and in ''Aliens Among Us,'' ed. Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois; 1993 [[Tiptree Award|James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] Shortlist)
* "Things of the Flesh" (1994, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "When Joy Came to the World" (1994, in ''Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction,'' at Alexandria Digital Literature; and in ''Znak Sagite'' #12, September, 2003. )
* "And I Must Baffle At The Hint" (1995, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "The Greatest Love Story of the Twenty-first Century" (1995, in ''Tales of the Unanticipated #14''
* "De Secretis Mulierum" (1995, in ''Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "Promises to Keep" (1995, in ''Realms of Fantasy''
* "Bettina's Bet" (1995, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'' and ''Cybersex,'' ed. Richard Glyn Jones
* "Welcome, Kid, to the Real World" (1996, in ''Tales of the Unanticipated''), may have been written as early as 1986
* "Ms. Peach Makes A Run for Coffee" (1996 in ''Terra Incognita,'' also in ''Polaris #2'')
* "Aphrodite of the Sea" (1996, in ''Black October 1'')
* "Quinn's Deal" (1997, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also at lexandria Digital Literature )
* "The Apprenticeship of Isabetta di Pietro Cavazzi" (1997, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time''); shortlisted for 1997 [[Tiptree Award|James Tiptree, Jr. Award]])
* "The Abbess's Prayers" (1997, in ''Dying for It,'' ed. Gardner Dozois; also in ''Fantastic Metropolis'')
* "A Question of Grammar" (1998, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also at Alexandria Digital Literature)
* "A Portrait of the Artist as a Middle-Aged Woman" (1998, in ''Leviathan 2,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Rose Secrest)
* "Dance at the Edge" (1998, in ''[[Bending the Landscape]]: Science Fiction,'' ed. [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephe Pagel]], also in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "Living Trust" (1999, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and in ''Auf der Strasse nach Oodnadatta,'' ed. Wolfgang Jeschke) finalist for the [[Nebula Award]]
* "How Josiah Taylor Lost His Soul" (2000, in "Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Daddy's Little Helper" (2000, in ''Terra Incognita'')
* "Explanations Are Clear" (2001, in ''[[Bending the Landscape]]: Horror,'' ed. [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephe Pagel]]
* "The Mystery of Laura Molson" (2001, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Fool's Tale" (2002, in ''Leviathan 3,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Forrest Aguirre)
* "Negative Event at Wardell Station, Planet Arriga" (2003 in ''Tales of the Unanticipated #24'')
* "Vestigial Elongation of the Caudal Vertebrae" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "Catamenia Hysterica" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "Di Forza Virus Syndrome" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "The Gift" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time,'' and [[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 2,]], ed. [[Karen Joy Fowler]], [[Pat Murphy]], [[Debbie Notkin]], and [[Jeffrey D. Smith]])
* "Lord Enoch's Revels" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "The Heloise Archive" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "Memory Work" (2005, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The World and Alice" (2006, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Tears of Niobe" (2006, in ''ParaSpheres: Extending Beyond the Spheres of Literary and Genre Criticism,'' ed. Rusty Morrison and Ken Keegan)
* "Obscure Relations" (2006, in ''[[The Future is Queer]],'' ed. [[Richard Labonte]] and [[Lawrence Schimel]])
* "The Man Who Plugged In" (2007, in ''re:skin,'' ed. Mary Flanagan and Austin Booth)

==External links==
* [http://ltimmel.home.mindspring.com/ L. Timmel Duchamp's webpage] (includes full text of several stories and purchasing information for many others)
* Group blog at [http://aqueductpress.blogspot.com/ Ambling Along the Aqueduct]
* Group blog at [http://nowwhatblog.blogspot.com/ Now What]
* "[http://www.kelleyeskridge.com/essays/the-erotics-of-gender-ambiguity/ The Erotics of Gender Ambiguity], an online symposium with [[L. Timmel Duchamp]], [[Janet Barron]], [[Jeanne Gomoll]], [[Nicola Griffith]], [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], [[Rebecca Holden]], [[Elisabeth Vonarburg]], [[Janet Lafler]], [[Sylvia Kelso]], and [[Brian Attebery]]

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L. Timmel Duchamp

2008-05-18T18:12:32Z

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'''L. Timmel Duchamp''' (Timmi Duchamp) is a feminist SF author; also founder of [[Aqueduct Press]], an explicitly feminist sf press.

==Bibliography==

'''[[Marq'ssan Cycle]]'''
* ''[[Alanya to Alanya]]'' (2005 novel)
* ''[[Renegade]]'' (2006 novel)
* ''[[Tsunami]]'' (2007 novel)
* ''[[Blood in the Fruit]]'' (2008 novel)

'''Other Book-Length Fiction'''
* ''[[A Case of Mistaken Identity]]'' ([[Pulphouse Press]], 1991 chapbook)
* ''[[Love's Body, Dancing in Time]]'' ([[Aqueduct Press]], 2004 collection of fiction)
* ''[[The Red Rose Rages (Bleeding)]]'' Aqueduct Press, (2005 short novel)

'''Nonfiction'''
* ''[[The Grand Conversation]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2004 collection of essays)

'''Edited Material'''
* Editor, ''[[Talking Back: Epistolary Fantasies]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2007)
* Editor, ''[[The WisCon Chronicles: Volume 1]]'' (Aqueduct Press, 2007)

'''Short Fiction'''
* "O's Story" (1989; published in ''[[Memories and Visions]]'', ed. [[Susanna Sturgis]])
* "Transcendence" (1990; in ''Starshore,'' Vol.1, no.2)
* "The Forbidden Words of Margaret A." (1990; published in ''[[The Women Who Walk Through Fire]], ed. [[Susanna Sturgis]]'')
* "Motherhood, Etc." (1993; published in ''Full Spectrum 4'', 1993; and in ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]],'' ed. [[Debbie Notkin]] and the [[Secret Feminist Cabal]], and in ''Aliens Among Us,'' ed. Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois; 1993 [[Tiptree Award|James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] Shortlist)
* "Things of the Flesh" (1994, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "When Joy Came to the World" (1994, in ''Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction,'' at Alexandria Digital Literature; and in ''Znak Sagite'' #12, September, 2003. )
* "And I Must Baffle At The Hint" (1995, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "The Greatest Love Story of the Twenty-first Century" (1995, in ''Tales of the Unanticipated #14''
* "De Secretis Mulierum" (1995, in ''Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction'' and at Alexandria Digital Literature
* "Promises to Keep" (1995, in ''Realms of Fantasy''
* "Bettina's Bet" (1995, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'' and ''Cybersex,'' ed. Richard Glyn Jones
* "Welcome, Kid, to the Real World" (1996, in ''Tales of the Unanticipated''), may have been written as early as 1986
* "Ms. Peach Makes A Run for Coffee" (1996 in ''Terra Incognita,'' also in ''Polaris #2'')
* "Aphrodite of the Sea" (1996, in ''Black October 1'')
* "Quinn's Deal" (1997, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also at lexandria Digital Literature )
* "The Apprenticeship of Isabetta di Pietro Cavazzi" (1997, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time''); shortlisted for 1997 [[Tiptree Award|James Tiptree, Jr. Award]])
* "The Abbess's Prayers" (1997, in ''Dying for It,'' ed. Gardner Dozois; also in ''Fantastic Metropolis'')
* "A Question of Grammar" (1998, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' also at Alexandria Digital Literature)
* "A Portrait of the Artist as a Middle-Aged Woman" (1998, in ''Leviathan 2,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Rose Secrest)
* "Dance at the Edge" (1998, in ''[[Bending the Landscape]]: Science Fiction,'' ed. [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephe Pagel]], also in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "Living Trust" (1999, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction,'' and in ''Auf der Strasse nach Oodnadatta,'' ed. Wolfgang Jeschke) finalist for the [[Nebula Award]]
* "How Josiah Taylor Lost His Soul" (2000, in "Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Daddy's Little Helper" (2000, in ''Terra Incognita'')
* "Explanations Are Clear" (2001, in ''[[Bending the Landscape]]: Horror,'' ed. [[Nicola Griffith]] and [[Stephe Pagel]]
* "The Mystery of Laura Molson" (2001, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Fool's Tale" (2002, in ''Leviathan 3,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Forrest Aguirre)
* "Negative Event at Wardell Station, Planet Arriga" (2003 in ''Tales of the Unanticipated #24'')
* "Vestigial Elongation of the Caudal Vertebrae" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "Catamenia Hysterica" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "Di Forza Virus Syndrome" (2003, in ''The Thackery Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases,'' ed. Jeff VanderMeer and Mark Roberts)
* "The Gift" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time,'' and [[The James Tiptree Award Anthology 2,]], ed. [[Karen Joy Fowler]], [[Pat Murphy]], [[Debbie Notkin]], and [[Jeffrey D. Smith]])
* "Lord Enoch's Revels" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "The Heloise Archive" (2004, in ''Love's Body, Dancing in Time'')
* "Memory Work" (2005, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The World and Alice" (2006, in ''Asimov's Science Fiction'')
* "The Tears of Niobe" (2006, in ''ParaSpheres: Extending Beyond the Spheres of Literary and Genre Criticism,'' ed. Rusty Morrison and Ken Keegan)
* "Obscure Relations" (2006, in ''[[The Future is Queer]],'' ed. [[Richard Labonte]] and [[Lawrence Schimel]])
* "The Man Who Plugged In" (2007, in ''re:skin,'' ed. Mary Flanagan and Austin Booth)

==External links==
* [http://ltimmel.home.mindspring.com/ L. Timmel Duchamp's webpage] (includes full text of several stories and purchasing information for many others)
* Group blog at [http://aqueductpress.blogspot.com/ Ambling Along the Aqueduct]
* Group blog at [http://nowwhatblog.blogspot.com/ Now What]
* "[http://www.kelleyeskridge.com/essays/the-erotics-of-gender-ambiguity/ The Erotics of Gender Ambiguity], an online symposium with [[L. Timmel Duchamp]], [[Janet Barron]], [[Jeanne Gomoll]], [[Nicola Griffith]], [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], [[Rebecca Holden]], [[Elisabeth Vonarburg]], [[Janet Lafler]], [[Sylvia Kelso]], and [[Brian Attebery]]

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Talk:Women eligible for 2009 SF Awards

2008-04-02T15:42:03Z

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== Alternate Name For Page ==

Can we possibly make this page two different pages? I'm thinking that it might be more useful to have an associated page called '''Works by Women eligible for 2009 SF Awards'''. Mainly because there are more categories where a work is up for consideration, not the author herself. Women eligible for awards can focus on those awards that nominate the author or artist individually. The Campbell not-a-Hugo, for instance, or Fan Writer, Best Artist.

Or perhaps we can keep all of this information on the same page but change the title reflect that it's a list of works ''and'' individuals eligible.
--[[User:Ktempest|Tempest]] 20:44, 31 March 2008 (UTC)

:Thanks for making this page! I was thinking about it, but I've always thought the title was unwieldy, so I was holding back to see if something better appeared. Alas, I think '''Works by Women eligible for 2009 SF Awards''' is also too long.

:When I was nominating for the Hugos this year, it was enormously helpful to have everything on the same page, so I could scroll down looking at titles names etc while opening other tabs to search out specifics. There were tabs everywhere; huge mess; would have been even tougher with two pages for the list. So I enormously favor having only one page for everything.

:How about '''Women and works of 2008'''? The "SF" part is a given from this being on the FemSF wiki, and the "awards" part is a bit misleading since some of these works we wouldn't recommend for an award.--[[User:Madeline F|Madeline F]] 03:40, 2 April 2008 (UTC)

:: I like '''Women and works of 2008''' because it is short and gets the point across. The page intro will explain about being awards-eligible. Anyway, I vote shortness over precision, though Laura might disagree. - Liz

N. K. Jemisin

2007-05-23T04:17:28Z

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{{WOC}}

==Works==

Published in STRANGE HORIZONS, FISHNET, SCATTERED COVERED SMOTHERED, and IDEOMANCER, and one story has received an Honorable Mention in the 18th YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR.

Her novel-length fiction is represented by Lucienne Diver of the Spectrum Literary Agency.

==Awards==

Speculative Literature Foundation's Travel Grant.

Nominated for the Fountain Award.

==External links==

http://home.earthlink.net/~njem

List of women of color writing SF

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{{WOC}}

* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]]
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Jewelle Gomez]].
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.
* [[N. K. Jemisin]]
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Debjani Sengupta]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

[[Category:Writers by identity]]
[[Category:Writers by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Writers by gender]]

Debjani Sengupta

2007-05-23T04:12:06Z

24.5.187.110: New page: {{WOC}} SF critic. Faculty at Indraprastha College at Delhi University.

{{WOC}}
SF critic. Faculty at Indraprastha College at Delhi University.

List of women of color writing SF

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{{WOC}}

* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]]
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Jewelle Gomez]].
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Debjani Sengupta]]
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

[[Category:Writers by identity]]
[[Category:Writers by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Writers by gender]]

Vandana Singh

2007-05-23T04:09:02Z

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{{WOC}}

http://users.rcn.com/singhvan/

List of women of color writing SF

2007-05-23T04:08:08Z

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{{WOC}}

* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]]
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Jewelle Gomez]].
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Vandana Singh]]
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

[[Category:Writers by identity]]
[[Category:Writers by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Writers by gender]]

List of women of color writing SF

2007-05-23T04:05:28Z

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{{WOC}}

* [[Zainab Amadahy]]
* [[Nikki Baker]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[Toni Brown]]
* [[Octavia Butler]]
* [[Ana Castillo]]
* [[Daina Chaviano]]
* [[Brenda Clough]]
* [[Shirley Gibson Coleman]]
* [[Maryse Conde]]
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]]
* [[Tananarive Due]]
* [[Cristina Garcia]]
* [[Jewelle Gomez]].
* [[Andrea Hairston]]
* [[Virginia Hamilton]]
* [[Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins]], 1859-1930.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]], 1880-12/9/1932.
* [[Lillian Jones]]
* [[Cynthia Kadohata]]
* [[Larissa Lai]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Patrica McKissack]]
* [[Shani Mootoo]]
* [[Bharati Mukherjee]]
* [[Gloria Naylor]]
* [[Lil Neville]], 1924-
* [[Nichelle Nichols]]
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]]
* [[Manjula Padmanabhan]]
* [[Terri de la Peña]]
* [[Saira Ramasastry]]
* [[Jewell Parker Rhodes]]
* [[Eden Robinson]]
* [[Michelle Sagara]] (aka Michelle West)
* [[Cecilia Tan]]
* [[Sheree Thomas]]
* [[Luisa Valenzuela]]
* [[Linda K. Wright]]

==See also==
* [[List of women of color writing SF]]
* [[List of women of color SF artists, directors, and other creators of SF]]
* [[List of women of color in the SF industry]]

[[Category:Writers by identity]]
[[Category:Writers by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Writers by gender]]

Sheree Renée Thomas

2007-05-23T04:03:18Z

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{{WOC}}

'''[http://blackpotmojo.blogspot.com/ Sheree R. Thomas]''' (aka '''Sheree Renée Thomas''') is a SF writer and editor.

==Works==
* Editor, ''[[Dark Matter (anthology)|Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora]]'' (2000)
* Editor, ''[[Dark Matter: Reading the Bones]]'' (2004)

==External links==
* [http://blackpotmojo.blogspot.com/ Black Pot Mojo] (blog)
* [http://www.africanwritersabroad.org.uk/Events/Sheree%20Thomas.htm African Writers Abroad]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheree_Thomas Wikipedia]
* [http://www.readercon.org/bios/thomas.htm ReaderCon biography]
* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=60828237 MySpace]

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List of SF featuring women of color as protagonists

2007-05-23T03:58:21Z

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* [[Zainab Amadahy]] . [[The Moons of Palmares]]
* [[Patricia Anthony]]. "[[White Boy]]" in Eating Memories
* [[Gregory Benford]], . Cosm (African-American female physicist)
* [[Lizzi Borden]] . "[[Born in Flames]]" (1982 film)
* [[Dorothy Bryant]]. [The Kin of Ata Are Waiting for You]] (1971); also published as The Comforter
* [[Steven Bury]]. (pseud. for [[Neal Stephenson]] & his uncle) [[Interface]] (Black woman plays central role in later part of novel)
* Busby, F.M. Zelde M'Tana (Black female heroine)
* [[Octavia Butler]]. [[Parable of the Sower]] - [[Lauren Oya Olamina]]
*: — [[Xenogenesis trilogy]]:
*:* [[Dawn]]
*:* [[Imago]]
*:* [[Adulthood Rites]]
*: — ''[[Kindred (novel)|Kindred]]''
:: plus just about all of her other work.
* [[Arthur C. Clarke]], and G. Lee. [[Rendezvous with Rama]] sequels: [[Rama 2]; [[The Garden of Rama]]; [[Rama Revealed]]: Nicole (last name?), main protagonist
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]], . [[The Mistress of Spices]] (Indian woman)
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]], [[Tsunami]] (Celia, a lawyer and activist)
* [[Jewelle Gomez]] . [[The Gilda Stories]] (Black lesbian vampire)
* [[Hiromi Goto]]. [[The Kappa Child]] (2001) (Japanese/Canadian woman)
* [[Colin Greenland]], [[Tabitha Jute series]] (Black lesbian spaceship captain)
* [[Andrea Hairston]], [[Mindscape]] - many characters
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]'s [[Brown Girl in the Ring]] (Afro-Canadian protagonist)
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]] . "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) (Indian woman protagonist; a short story in which the Sultana visits Ladyland, where purdah has been reversed to the great benefit of the land)
* [[Ursula K Le Guin]], . [[The Telling]] (2000) ([[Sutty]] Indo-Canadian protagonist)
* [[Shani Mootoo]] . [[Cereus Blooms at Night]]
* [[Andre Norton]]
* [[Marge Piercy]]'s [[Woman on the Edge of Time]] (Latina protagonist)
* [[Steve Perry]] [[Matadora]] (1986) (Black woman protagonist)
* [[Geoff Ryman]], . Air (2005)
* [[Starhawk]]'s [[The Fifth Sacred Thing]] [latina protagonist]
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]. [[The Fresco]] (2000) (working class latina woman)
* [[John Varley]],. The Gaean Trilogy: Titan, Wizard, Demon. [[Cirocco Jones]]. [mixed-race woman protagonist]

* "[[The X-Men]]" works featuring [[Storm]]: The X-Men books itself, a Storm miniseries, and some individual Storm-centered episodes; and the movies (although she wasn't a protagonist in the movies)
* "[[Strange Days]]" [Angela Bassett kicks ass but is not really the protagonist; however, she is the ''hero'']

==See also==
* [[List of SF featuring women of color as protagonists]] (for adult protagonists)
* [[List of YA SF featuring heroines of color]] (for YA protagonists)
* [[List of female characters of color]] (for other notable characters that are not necessarily protagonists)

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Characters by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Lists of female characters]]
[[Category:EFC]]

List of SF featuring women of color as protagonists

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* [[Zainab Amadahy]] . [[The Moons of Palmares]]
* [[Patricia Anthony]]. "[[White Boy]]" in Eating Memories
* [[Gregory Benford]], . Cosm (African-American female physicist)
* [[Lizzi Borden]] . "[[Born in Flames]]" (1982 film)
* [[Dorothy Bryant]]. [The Kin of Ata Are Waiting for You]] (1971); also published as The Comforter
* [[Steven Bury]]. (pseud. for [[Neal Stephenson]] & his uncle) [[Interface]] (Black woman plays central role in later part of novel)
* Busby, F.M. Zelde M'Tana (Black female heroine)
* [[Octavia Butler]]. [[Parable of the Sower]] - [[Lauren Oya Olamina]]
*: — [[Xenogenesis trilogy]]:
*:* [[Dawn]]
*:* [[Imago]]
*:* [[Adulthood Rites]]
*: — ''[[Kindred (novel)|Kindred]]''
:: plus just about all of her other work.
* [[Arthur C. Clarke]], and G. Lee. [[Rendezvous with Rama]] sequels: [[Rama 2]; [[The Garden of Rama]]; [[Rama Revealed]]: Nicole (last name?), main protagonist
* [[Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni]], . [[The Mistress of Spices]] (Indian woman)
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]], [[Tsunami]] (and others)
* [[Jewelle Gomez]] . [[The Gilda Stories]] (Black lesbian vampire)
* [[Hiromi Goto]]. [[The Kappa Child]] (2001) (Japanese/Canadian woman)
* [[Colin Greenland]], [[Tabitha Jute series]] (Black lesbian spaceship captain)
* [[Andrea Hairston]], [[Mindscape]] - many characters
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]'s [[Brown Girl in the Ring]] (Afro-Canadian protagonist)
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]] . "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) (Indian woman protagonist; a short story in which the Sultana visits Ladyland, where purdah has been reversed to the great benefit of the land)
* [[Ursula K Le Guin]], . [[The Telling]] (2000) ([[Sutty]] Indo-Canadian protagonist)
* [[Shani Mootoo]] . [[Cereus Blooms at Night]]
* [[Andre Norton]]
* [[Marge Piercy]]'s [[Woman on the Edge of Time]] (Latina protagonist)
* [[Steve Perry]] [[Matadora]] (1986) (Black woman protagonist)
* [[Geoff Ryman]], . Air (2005)
* [[Starhawk]]'s [[The Fifth Sacred Thing]] [latina protagonist]
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]. [[The Fresco]] (2000) (working class latina woman)
* [[John Varley]],. The Gaean Trilogy: Titan, Wizard, Demon. [[Cirocco Jones]]. [mixed-race woman protagonist]

* "[[The X-Men]]" works featuring [[Storm]]: The X-Men books itself, a Storm miniseries, and some individual Storm-centered episodes; and the movies (although she wasn't a protagonist in the movies)
* "[[Strange Days]]" [Angela Bassett kicks ass but is not really the protagonist; however, she is the ''hero'']

==See also==
* [[List of SF featuring women of color as protagonists]] (for adult protagonists)
* [[List of YA SF featuring heroines of color]] (for YA protagonists)
* [[List of female characters of color]] (for other notable characters that are not necessarily protagonists)

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Characters by ethnicity]]
[[Category:Lists of female characters]]
[[Category:EFC]]