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{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com|quotes]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
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==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

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Glory: Undo revision 44840 by Iziel (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com/|quotes]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

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2011-07-05T20:47:07Z

Glory: Undo revision 44903 by Jennifer007 (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

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2011-07-05T20:41:51Z

Glory: Undo revision 44904 by Jennifer007 (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]] [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/article-buy-essay.php uk essay writing]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/custom-assignment-help.php assignment help]

[[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

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Glory: Undo revision 44902 by Jennifer007 (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]] [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/article-buy-essay.php uk essay writing]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/custom-assignment-help.php assignment help]

[[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/statistics-help.php statistics help]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/university-essays.php University essays]

[[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

Main Page

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Glory: Undo revision 44905 by Jennifer007 (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]] [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/article-buy-essay.php uk essay writing]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk Essay writing]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [[:category:Manga|manga]], and [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/custom-assignment-help.php assignment help]

[[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/statistics-help.php statistics help]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/university-essays.php University essays]

[[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]

''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

Main Page

2011-07-05T20:32:00Z

Glory: Undo revision 44929 by Silkminas (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]] [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/article-buy-essay.php uk essay writing] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/ dissertation help]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-proposal/ dissertation proposal]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk Essay writing]
[http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/write-my-dissertation/ write my dissertation]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-topics/ dissertation topics]

[[:category:Manga|manga]], and [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/custom-assignment-help.php assignment help]

[[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/statistics-help.php statistics help]
[http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-service/ dissertation service]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/university-essays.php University essays] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/mba-dissertation/ MBA dissertation]

[[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/pricing/ buy dissertation]

[[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]
[http://www.headlicetreatmentworld.com/ head lice treatment]
[http://www.logodesignmaestro.co.uk Logo design]
''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

'''Indexes''' - [[:category:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[:category:Groups|Groups]], [[:category:People|people]], [[:category:Creating SF|creating SF]], [[:category:Calendar|calendar]], [[:category:Subject classifications|general subject classifications]], [[:category:Feminism and critical theory|feminism and critical theory]], [[:category:Activism|activism]]

This extreme dieting does not actually provoke panic disorder, with targeted diets.
[[http://www.loansdirect2u.com/|Payday Loans]]

==Help / About the FSFwiki==
* '''Navigation:''' [[FSFwiki:Contents|Contents]] ... [[FSFwiki:Indexes|Indexes]] ... [[Special:Allpages|A-Z Index of all pages]]
* '''Help:''' [[Help:Getting started|Getting started]] ... [[FSFwiki:Administrators' Guide|Administrators' guide]]
* '''About:''' [[About the FSFwiki]] ... [[Visions of an FSFwiki]] ... [[Feminism]] ... [[SF]] ... [[Feminist SF]]

==External Links==

Main Page

2011-07-05T20:28:18Z

Glory: Undo revision 44962 by Mm1827 (talk)

{{FSFwiki head}}

{{FrontFeature
| title = [[On Joanna Russ]]
| author = [[Farah Mendlesohn]]
| ISBN = 9780819569028
| notes = A 2009 collection of critical essays on one of the founding mothers of feminist science fiction.
| image = [[Image:On_Joanna_Russ.jpg|125px]]
}}

<center><big><big><big>a secret conspiracy</big></big></big></center>

; Awards for women!
* [[Works by women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2009 that is eligible for 2010 SF awards.]] [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/article-buy-essay.php uk essay writing] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/ dissertation help]
* [[Women eligible for 2010 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]]
* [[Works by women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|List fiction and non-fiction published in 2010 that is eligible for 2011 SF awards.]] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-proposal/ dissertation proposal]
* [[Women eligible for 2011 SF Awards|Know of a woman who did work that makes her eligible for SF awards? List her here!]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk Essay writing]
[http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/write-my-dissertation/ write my dissertation]

'''SF''' - [[:category:Novels|Novels]], [[:category:Short stories|short stories]], [[:category:Anthologies|anthologies]] ... [[Encyclopedia of female characters|Female characters]] ... [[:category:Comics|comics]], [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-topics/ dissertation topics]

[[:category:Manga|manga]], and [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/custom-assignment-help.php assignment help]

[[:category:Anime|anime]] ... [[:category:Games and gaming|Games]], [[:category:Video games|video games]], [[:category:Films|films]] and [[:category:TV series|TV]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/statistics-help.php statistics help]
[http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/dissertation-service/ dissertation service]

'''Making feminist SF''' - [[:category:Women writers by name|Women writers]], [[:category:Artists|artists]], [http://www.writers-write.co.uk/university-essays.php University essays] [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/mba-dissertation/ MBA dissertation]

[[:category:Directors|directors]] ... [[Broad Universe]], [[SFFFW]] and [[:category:Writers' resources|other writers' resources]] ... [http://www.dissertationinn.co.uk/pricing/ buy dissertation]

[[:Category:Publishers and presses|Publishers]], [[:category:Editors|editors]], [[:category:Agents|agents]]

''' Fandom & Communities''' - [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] and [[:category:Awards|other awards]] ... [[:category:WisCon|WisCon]] and [[:category:SF conventions|other cons]] ... [[:category:Fandom|Fandom]], [[Women in fandom]], [[Fan fiction]]
[http://www.headlicetreatmentworld.com/ head lice treatment]
[http://www.alecrimpousada.com.br/ pousadas tiradentes]
[http://www.logodesignmaestro.co.uk Logo design]
''' Feminist SF scholarship''' - [[:Category:Feminist SF studies|Feminist SF studies]], [[:category:Teaching feminist SF|courses and syllabi]], [[:category:Scholars|scholars]], [[:category:Criticism and scholarship|general scholarship]]

'''Fun''' - [[Timeline]] of women in SF & feminist SF, [[http://www.autoinsurancequoteseasy.com]], [[Related|links]]

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Feminism

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Feminism is a big tent, but most (maybe all?) feminists would agree that, at least, feminism "it is the radical notion that women are people". See also [[feminisms]].

For this site, let's start with anything relating to
* gender relations
* [[sex roles]]
* sexual & reproductive biology
* women's history
* feminist perspectives & analyses

'''Feminism''' is an attitude; a belief; a process.

"Feminism" might better be described as "[[feminisms]]", and it would include a number of different trends, identities, politics, and historical tendencies:
* [[Difference feminism]] (aka Different Voice Feminism, Relational Feminism, Cultural Feminism)
* [[Radical feminism]]
* [[Dominance feminism]]
* [[Power feminism]]
* [[Materialist feminism]]
* [[Separatist feminism]]
* [[Cyborg feminism]]
* [[Sex-positive feminism]]

Relatedly, "hyphenated" feminism (an FSFwiki neologism, derived from "anarchism without hyphenation") combines feminist analysis with another political analysis.
* [[Anarcha-feminism]]
* [[Ecofeminism]]
* [[Marxist feminism]]
* [[Socialist feminism]]
* [[Womanism]]
* [[Lesbian feminism]]

The "wave" model of feminism refers to a certain view of feminism, which divides the movement into "peak" periods of activity, generally beginning in the late 19th Century:
* [[First-wave feminism]]
* [[Second-wave feminism]]
* [[Third-wave feminism]]
This model is questionable for several reasons, notably its strong anglocentric, western perspective and bias, its reductive (a)historicism, its tendencious discontinuity, and its extremely loose definition, insofar as the choice of years or events bounding each wave fluctuates wildly and arbitrarily, as do the characteristics ascribed to them. There is a good deal of chronological snobbery at work in this model, and its overall simplicity contributes to a vast and popular mystification of the progress achieved in and the processes of women's liberation.

The [[WisCon]] version (at http://www.wiscon.info/faq.php) is also applicable:

::We define "feminist" broadly to include race and class issues, gay/bisexual/lesbian/transgender issues, and anything else that touches on strong women (authors, artists, readers, characters) in science fiction, fantasy, and horror.

At the FSFwiki, we are also concerned with the ways in which gender operates with or in relation to other establishments of hierarchy and privilege/oppression based on, for instance, race & ethnicity, nationality, wealth & class, language, education, marital status, sexual preference/orientation/behavior, age, and other physical attributes such as dis/ability, size, "beauty", etc.

Some hyphenated-feminisms are defined in order to differentiate adherents from other categories of feminist. For instance, "difference feminism" and "equality feminism". Some times, these categories of feminism may not be self-identified, but may in fact by labels assigned by detractors or critics. For instance, so-called "victim feminism", which allegedly focuses too much or solely on the ways in which women are victimized by men or sexism. Such labels can potentially be helpful in identifying threads or strains within some feminist analysis, including over-simplifications within analysis. However, such labels can sometimes be simply harmful, a way of setting up a "straw-feminist" to argue with. One potentially constructive approach is to take a label which has been created (as "victim feminism" was created by anti-feminists) and set up an alternative (such as "power feminism"). The caution would be to not allow anti-feminists to delegitimize entire analyses simply by creating a negative-sounding label; however, to the extent that there is useful analylsis in the label (even if intended to delegitimize feminist analysis), reconfiguring the language with a useful new label may be a way to recapture and frame the debate.

==Bibliography==

===Foundational Works of Feminist Theory===

* "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" by [[Mary Wollstonecraft]] (1792)
* Seneca Falls Declaration (1848)
* "A Room of One's Own" by [[Virginia Woolf]] (1929)
* ''The Feminine Mystique'' by Betty Friedan (1963)
* "Black Women's Manifesto" from Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female, by Frances M. Beal, Third World Women's Alliance (New York), 1969. (http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45a/196.html)
* The Combahee River Collective Statement http://historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/combrivercoll.html (1980)
* "Ain't I a Woman", by [[bell hooks]] (https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Ain%27t_I_a_Woman%3F_%28book%29 ) (1981)

* See [[List of feminist theorists]]

===Introductions & Overviews & Feminism 101 Collections===
* ''Feminisms'', ed. Warhol & Price Herndel

* [http://blog.shrub.com/archives/tekanji/2006-03-08_146 How to be a Real Nice Guy] by Andrea Rubenstein
* [http://colours.mahost.org/org/maleprivilege.html The Male Privilege Checklist] by B. Deutsch
* [http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~mcisaac/emc598ge/Unpacking.html White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack] by Peggy McIntosh

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Robert A. Heinlein

2011-05-28T10:21:37Z

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'''Robert A. Heinlein''' was a science fiction writer, well-known for his cult classic ''[[Stranger in a Strange Land]]'' (whence the term "grok"), his revolutionary SF novel ''[[The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress]]'', and his juvenile SF novels of the 1940s and 1950s. He is noted for writing female characters who were intelligent, competent, feisty, and -- their most notable characteristic in his adult fiction -- sexually available. He is also revered as a "forefather" by certain [[Libertarian science fiction]] writers such as [[L. Neil Smith]], [[Spider Robinson]], [[Robert Anton Wilson]].

; Notes

People frequently cite Heinlein as a nonsexist or even feminist writer, and just as frequently cite him as sexist. The principle argument that he was nonsexist or feminist is that he often wrote about intelligent female characters, who were sexually liberated. In response, critics have pointed out:

In general "sexual liberated women" = "sexually available to everyone" . Examples include:

* The scene in ''[[The Moon is a Harsh Mistress]]'' where the men are training with guns for the revolution, and then the narrator starts to talk about what the women are doing to help, and for just a moment there the reader gets excited about what the women are doing and them getting a meaningful part. Then he tells us that the women get to help "keep up the morale" by bouncing their breasts in low-g. So the only way women can help the revolution is by being sex objects.

* The treatment of the older sister in ''[[The Rolling Stones]]'': She's never as good as the boys at anything, and is a bit of background character. The family seems quite concerned with her being married off, with no corresponding concern for whether or not the boys will get married.

* [[Podkayne]] in ''[[Podkayne of Mars]]'' is the prototypical spunky girl protagonist — who gives it all up in the end to be a wife.

* [[Friday]] in ''[[Friday]]'' is an intelligent, beautiful, able young woman, who nevertheless appears governed in significant part by her biological capacity for childbearing.

==Notable Heinlein works==

; gender commentary
* ''[[Podkayne of Mars]]'' (juvenile with a female protagonist)
* ''[[Friday]]'' (Heinlein's kick-ass female protagonist novel)
* "[[-- All You Zombies -- ]]" (1955 short story about an [[intersex]]ed time traveler who is both "his" own father and mother)
* ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (1970 novel about a man, Johann Sebastian Bach Smith, who transplants his body into that of his secretary, Eunice Branca; s/he are rechristened [[Joan Eunice Smith]].)

; other significant works
* ''[[Stranger in a Strange Land]]'' (1961 novel; cult classic; "grok")
* ''[[The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress]]'' (1966 novel; one of the most famous SF novels about revolution)
* ''[[Time Enough for Love]]'' (1973 novel) (the story of [[Lazarus Long]])
* ''[[To Sail Beyond the Sunset]]'' (1987 novel; the memoir of [[Maureen Johnson Smith Long]], mother and wife of [[Lazarus Long]]) -- ''Time Enough for Love'' and ''To Sail Beyond the Sunset'' tell us more about Heinlein's thinking about sex than actually advancing thought about sex.

==Further reading==
* Mandolin, [http://www.amptoons.com/blog/archives/2010/08/16/time-enough-for-heinlein-or-not/ Time Enough For Heinlein (Or Not)], Alas! (a blog) 2010/08/16
* Rachel Manija, [http://rachelmanija.dreamwidth.org/753628.html "Preliminary thoughts on Heinlein"], Amptoons 2010/08/20
:: ["It's due to bait-and-switch. Because his women are more badass/competent/etc, the female or sympathetic male reader thinks, 'Hey! Badass female soldier! Awesome!' Then, two pages later, the badass female soldier says, 'Oh, I have no interest in the military at all! I'm only doing this because men outnumber women in outer space, so out there I can get a man and have lots of babies! I don't care of he's a total jerk and hideous, all that matters is that he's male. Oh to be pregnant!'"]
* [[Jo Walton]], [http://www.tor.com/blogs/2010/08/a-brief-thought-about-why-heinlein-discussions-frequently-become-acrimonious "A brief thought about why Heinlein discussions frequently become acrimonious"], Tor.com, 2010/08/16
* [[Sarah A. Hoyt]], [http://www.tor.com/blogs/2010/08/what-do-heinlein-women-want "What Do Heinlein Women Want?"], Tor.com, 2010/08/17
* Mitch Wagner, [http://www.tor.com/blogs/2010/08/heinlein-forward-looking-diversity-advocate-or-sexist-bigot-yes "Heinlein: Forward-looking diversity advocate or sexist bigot? Yes"], Tor.com, 2010/08/12
* [[Sarah A. Hoyt]], [http://www.tor.com/blogs/2010/08/the-customs-of-his-tribe "The Customs of His Tribe"], Tor.com, 2010/08/16
*[[Jo Walton]], [http://www.tor.com/blogs/2011/05/pass-the-slide-rule-robert-heinleins-the-rolling-stones "Review of The Rolling Stones with focus on the treatment of women"] Tor.com 2011/05/27

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_A._Heinlein Wikipeda]

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The Hobbit

2010-09-27T21:21:43Z

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== External Links ==
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The Dubious Hills

2010-09-07T17:00:39Z

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A novel by [[Pamela Dean]], which is an example of [[Domestic Fantasy]].

Pamela Dean

2010-09-07T16:55:31Z

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'''Pamela Dean''' is an author of fantasy fiction. She attended Carleton College, and fictionalized it in her novel, ''Tam Lin'' (as Blackstock College). She was a member of [[The Scribblies]]. She was one of the designers of the [[Liavek]] shared world. She is married to David Dyer-Bennet, and lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the same household as [[Raphael Carter]].

==Bibliography==
===Novels===
* ''[[The Secret Country]]'' (1985, reissued in 2003)
* ''The Hidden Land'' (The Secret Country Trilogy, Vol. 2) (1986, reissued in 2003)
* ''The Whim of the Dragon'' (The Secret Country Trilogy, Vol. 3) (1989, reissued in 2003)
* ''[[Tam Lin (novel)|Tam Lin]]'' (1991, reissued in 2006)
* ''[[The Dubious Hills]]'' (1994, to be reissued in 2007)
* ''Juniper, Gentian and Rosemary'' (1998)

===Short stories===
*"The Green Cat" (1985), in ''Liavek'' anthology
*"Two Houses in Saltigos" (1986), in ''Liavek: The Players of Luck'' anthology
*"Paint the Meadows with Delight" (1987), in ''Liavek: Wizard's Row'' anthology
*"The Last Part of the Tragic History of Acrilat" (1988), in ''Liavek: Spells of Binding'' anthology
*"A Necessary End" (1990), in ''Liavek: Festival Week'' anthology
*"Juniper, Gentian and Rosemary" (1989), in ''Things That Go Bump In The Night'' anthology
*"Owlswater" (1993), in ''Xanadu'' anthology
*"This Fair Gift" (1996), in ''Sisters in Fantasy II'' anthology
*"Cousins" (2006), in ''Firebirds Rising'' anthology, edited by [[Sharyn November]]

===Non-fiction===
*"Read This" (1994), in "The New York Review of Science Fiction", April 1994

==External links==
* [http://www.dd-b.net/pddb/ Pamela Dean's web site]
* [http://pameladean.livejournal.com/ Pamela Dean's LiveJournal]
* [http://www.strangehorizons.com/2001/20010101/pamela_dean.shtml 2001 interview at Strange Horizons]

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Voices (novel)

2010-08-22T20:43:20Z

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Novel by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]].

[[category:2006 publications]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Young adult literature]]

Gifts (novel)

2010-08-22T20:42:34Z

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The first novel in the Annuals of the western shore by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]].

[[Category:2004 publications]]
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Domestic fantasy

2010-08-22T20:33:37Z

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[[Fantasy]] about domestic life. This genre places housework, which is traditionally done by women and under-appreciated, in a central place in the story.

==Examples==
*''[[Lifelode]]'' by [[Jo Walton]]
*''[[The Interior Life]]'' by Katherine Blake ([[Dorothy Heydt]])
*''[[At Amberleaf Fair]]'' by [[Phyllis Ann Karr]]

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Jo Walton

2010-08-22T20:31:34Z

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'''Jo Walton''' is an SF writer, poet, and has worked on [[RPG]]s. Her filk "The Lurkers Support Me in Email" is well-known in Usenet circles.

She sold her first novel to [[Patrick Nielsen Hayden]] at Tor Books based in part on her participation in the Usenet newsgroup rec.arts.sf.composition, a group which had an extremely high reputation for serious discussion of writing.

She was born in Wales, and currently lives in Montreal, Canada with her partner and her son.

She blogs for tor.com, posting thoughtful reviews of SF/F books from all time periods which she rereads for fun.

==Works==

===Arthurian novel series===
* ''[[The King's Peace]]'' (Tor, 2000)
* ''[[The King's Name]]'' (Tor, 2001)
* ''[[The Prize in the Game]]'' (Tor, 2002)

===Small Change alternate history series===
* ''[[Farthing]]'' (Tor, 2006)
* ''[[Ha'Penny]]'' (Tor, 2007)
* ''[[Half a Crown]]'' (Tor, 2008)

===Other Works===
* ''[[Tooth and Claw]]'' (Tor, 2003)
* ''[[Lifelode]]'' (NESFA Press, 2009)

==External Links==
* [http://www.zorinth.net/bluejo/ author's website]
* [http://papersky.livejournal.com/ the author (papersky)'s LiveJournal]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lurker#.22The_Lurkers_Support_Me_in_Email.22 Wikipedia on "The Lurkers Support Me in Email"]
* [http://www.tor.com/index.php?blogger=Jo_Walton her posts on tor.com]

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Robert A. Heinlein

2010-08-20T21:10:20Z

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Notable for writing female characters without sexual inhibitions.

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_A._Heinlein_bibliography Bibliography at Wikipeda]

==Sexism in Heinlein==
People frequently cite Heinlein as a nonsexist or even feminist writer, and just as frequently cite him as sexist. The principle argument that he was nonsexist or feminist is that he often wrote about intelligent female characters, who were sexually liberated. In response, critics have pointed out:

In general "sexual liberated women" = "sexually available to everyone"

There is this scene in [[The Moon is a Harsh Mistress]] where the men are training with guns for the revolution, and then the narrator starts to talk about what the women are doing to help, and for just a moment there the reader gets excited about what the women are doing and them getting a meaningful part. Then he tells us that the women get to help "keep up the morale" by bouncing their breasts in low-g. So the only way women can help the revolution is by being sex objects.

The treatment of the older sister in [[The Rolling Stones]]: She's never as good as the boys at anything, and is a bit of background character. The family seems quite concerned with her being married off, with no corresponding concern for whether or not the boys will get married.

[[Podkayne]] in ''[[Podkayne of Mars]]'' is the prototypical spunky girl protagonist — who gives it all up in the end to be a wife.

[[Friday]] in ''[[Friday]]'' is an intelligent, beautiful, able young woman, who nevertheless appears governed in significant part by her biological capacity for childbearing.

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==Further reading==
*[http://www.amptoons.com/blog/archives/2010/08/16/time-enough-for-heinlein-or-not/ Time Enough For Heinlein (Or Not)]
*[http://rachelmanija.dreamwidth.org/753628.html "It's due to bait-and-switch. Because his women are more badass/competent/etc, the female or sympathetic male reader thinks, 'Hey! Badass female soldier! Awesome!' Then, two pages later, the badass female soldier says, 'Oh, I have no interest in the military at all! I'm only doing this because men outnumber women in outer space, so out there I can get a man and have lots of babies! I don't care of he's a total jerk and hideous, all that matters is that he's male. Oh to be pregnant!'"]

Robert A. Heinlein

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Firebirds

2010-04-28T01:17:21Z

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An anthology of original SF for a [[YA]] audience. Edited by [[Sharyn November]] as part of the [[Firebird]] imprint. Published 2003

==List of Stories==
* "Cotillion" by [[Delia Sherman]]
* "The Baby in the Night Deposit Box" by [[Megan Whalen Turner]]
* "Beauty" by [[Sherwood Smith]]
* "Mariposa" by [[Nancy Springer]]
* "Max Mondrosch" by [[Lloyd Alexander]]
* "The Fall of Ys" by [[Meredith Ann Pierce]]
* "Medusa" by [[Micheal Cannum]]
* "The Black Fox" by [[Emma Bull]](adaption) and [[Charles Vess]] (illustrations)
* "Byndley" by [[Patricia A. McKillip]]
* "The Lady of the Ice Garden" by [[Kara Dalkey]]
* "Hope Chest" by [[Garth Nix]]
* "Chasing the Wind" by [[Elizabeth E. Wein]]
* "Little Dot" by [[Diana Wynne Jones]]
* "Remember Me" by [[Nancy Farmer]]
* "Flotsam" by [[Nina Kiriki Hoffman]]
* "The Flying Woman" by [[Laurel Winter]]

The Blue Sword

2010-04-28T01:00:35Z

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'''''The Blue Sword''''' ([[1982]]) is a [[fantasy]] novel by [[Robin McKinley]], with a young female [[swordswoman]] as protagonist.

Awards for ''The Blue Sword'':
*Newbery Honor Book, 1983
*ALA Best Book for Young Adults, 1982
*ALA Notable Children's Book, 1982

;See also:
*''[[The Hero and the Crown]]'', a prequel to this story

== Intertextuality ==

Robin McKinley states <ref>[http://www.robinmckinley.com/FAQ/FAQ02.html Robin McKinley FAQ], "What writers have been the greatest influence on you?"</ref>:
:''Sword'''s immediate inspiration is Kipling's story ''The Man Who Would Be King'', as funnelled through John Huston's reading of it as a film, and crossbred with ''The Sheik''. Speaking of embarrassing and detestable stories. I read E M Hull's ''The Sheik'' because I thought it was going to be not only a wonderful old-fashioned British Empire adventure novel, like ''The Four Feathers'' or ''Beau Geste'', but a wonderful old-fashioned British Empire novel where an English woman rides off into the desert to have adventures. It isn't. It's about the punishment a woman who tries to do a man's job — i.e. ride off into the desert and have adventures — necessarily calls down upon herself and how if she's punished long and hard enough she'll learn to like it and embrace it as her fate as a woman. Oh yes, and the sheik himself turns out to be English — not a, you know, unsavoury foreigner — so it's okay that she falls in love with him after he's been raping her into submission for a while.

== External Links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_Sword Wikipedia entry]
* [http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=11702 Review] by Jo Walton
=== References ===
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List of societies with male child-caregivers

2010-04-21T16:34:06Z

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This is a list of societies (and works) in which the male of the species is the primary child-caregivers.

* Athos, in ''[[Ethan of Athos]]'' by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]
* satirical Earth society in ''[[Egalia's Daughters]]'' by [[Gerd Brantenberg]]
* - in ''[[The New Gulliver]]'' by [[Esme Dodderidge]]
* - planet in ''[[A Brother's Price]]'' by [[Wen Spencer]]
* the military camps outside women's country, in ''[[The Gate to Women's Country]]'' by [[Sheri S. Tepper]]; men raise boys from 5 years on

* The alien society in ''[[Up the Walls of the World]]'' by [[James Tiptree, Jr.]]

==See also==
* [[List of male child-caregivers in SF]]

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Hermaphroditic species in SF

2010-04-21T16:33:32Z

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This is a list of species that are hermaphroditic, or some other sexually-reproducing single-sexed species. Can include both alien species, non-human species, and evolutionary variants of humans.

It also includes species that include multiple sexes including one that is hermaphroditic.

* [[Isaac Asimov]]. Foundation and Earth (1986) [a hermaphroditic variety of humans; one joins the protagonists]
* [[Katharine Burdekin]]. ''[[Proud Man]]'' (1934; 1993) (A human from the future visits 1930s England; humans in the future have evolved "beyond" humanity, and beyond humanity's bi-sexed nature; each individual can reproduce on their own, and is whole, containing both male and female attributes. This human contemplates with amazement the various social oddities of modern English society.)
* [[Storm Constantine]], the [[Wraeththu]]
* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]. "[[Motherhood, Etc.]]" (1993)
* [[Camarin Grae]]. ''[[Stranded]]'' (1991, Naiad) (3 women from a hermaphroditic species are sent as "disembodied minds" to Earth to stop a villain. They end up identifying as lesbians and fighting a fundamentalist movement led by the villain.)
* [[Graham Joyce]], and [[Peter F. Hamilton]]. "[[Eat Reecebread]]" (1994)
* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]'s ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' is a type of hermaphroditism: male and female gender in potential
* [[Stephen Leigh]]. ''[[Dark Water's Embrace]]'' (1998) and ''[[Speaking Stones]]'' (1999) (the "mid-male" has aspects of both male and female and is needed for successful sexual reproduction)
* [[Melissa Scott]]. ''[[Shadow Man]]'' (1995) (space travel creates five common genders; one is hermaphroditic)
* Betan hermaphrodites ([[Lois McMaster Bujold]]'s Vorkosigan Saga) - humans come in male and female flavors, and also hermaphroditic

==See also==
* [[Neuter and androgynous species]]
* [[Non-binary sexed species]]
* [[Single-sexed species]]

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Christian dystopias and villains

2010-04-21T16:31:48Z

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This is a list of works which significantly feature Christianity as a threat, in a primarily antagonistic capacity, or feature Christianity as a major part of a dystopia.

==Christian movements or governments==
* [[Margaret Atwood]]'s ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]''
* [[Gael Baudino]]'s fantasy series ''[[Strands of Starlight]]'' and sequels features Christianity taking over
* [[Flynn Connolly]]'s ''[[The Rising of the Moon]]'' (Catholicism)
* [[Esther M. Friesner]]'s ''[[The Psalms of Herod]]'' and ''[[The Sword of Mary]]''
* [[Camarin Grae]]. ''[[Stranded]]'' (1991, Naiad) (3 women from a hermaphroditic species are sent as "disembodied minds" to Earth to stop a villain. They end up identifying as lesbians and fighting a fundamentalist movement led by the villain. The villain begins by taking over churches, but this is not a Christian movement, although it does use the trappings of angels, God, etc.)
* [[Starhawk]]'s ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' (post-millennial fundamentalist Christian sect)
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]'s ''[[Raising the Stones]]'' (an evolution [no pun intended, heh heh] of fundamentalist Christian / Islamic sects)
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]] ''[[Grass]]'' (Catholicism /Mormonism)
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]] ''[[The Gate to Women's Country]]'' (fundamentalist Christian sect)
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]] ''[[Gibbon's Decline and Fall]]'' (fundamentalist Christians and Muslims in near-future USA)
* See also [[Coming of the Patriarchy]]

==Individual Christians==
* "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (Disney animated version)

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Pregnancy in SF

2010-04-21T16:24:30Z

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SF featuring pregnancy.

==Failed contraceptives, pregnancy and abortion issues==
* [[Pamela Dean]] - ''[[Tam Lin]]'' (1991), contraceptive failure, mention of abortion issues, and pregnancy as a plot point.
* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]] - ''[[Dreamsnake]]'' (1978), one section covers contraception by biofeedback and how one young man who is unable to learn the technique is ostracized

==Forced pregnancy==
* D.F. Jones - ''[[Implosion]]'' (1967), worldwide plague of infertility leads the men in government in England to establish forced breeding camps.

==Pregnancy as metaphor==
* [[Octavia Butler|Octavia E. Butler]]

==Metaphor as pregnancy==
* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] - "Intracom," in which a pregnant woman's interior conversations are converted into the interactions of a spaceship crew

==Alternative pregnancy==
* [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] - the entire Vorkosigan universe but see especially ''[[Ethan of Athos]]'' and ''[[Barrayar]]''.
* [[Marge Piercy]] - ''[[Woman on the Edge of Time]]''

==Demonic and alien pregnancy==
* ''[[Rosemary's Baby]]'' - both the film and the novel by [[Ira Levin]]
* ''[[Xena, Warrior Princess]]'' episode, "[[Gabrielle's Hope]]"
* ''[[Angel (TV series)|Angel]]'' episodes
** "Expecting" (1x12) - [[Cordelia Chase]] & other young single women wake up heavily pregnant
** "Salvage", "Release", "Orpheus", "Players", "Inside Out" - Cordelia with another demonic pregnancy
* ''[[X-Files]]'':
** episode "[[Terms of Endearment (X-Files episode)|Terms of Endearment]]" (demonic pregnancy with a twist)
** ''[[X-Files]]'': repeated themes with [[Scully]] and other women of alien pregnancy
* ''[[Point Pleasant]]'' - [[Christina Nickson]]'s mother was forcibly impregnated by Satan; it is alluded to in several episodes, and she describes it one of the later episodes of the series.
* [[Naomi Mitchison]]'s ''[[Memoirs of a Spacewoman]]''
* [[John Wyndham]]'s ''[[The Midwich Cuckoos]]'' (film versions: ''[[Village of the Damned]]'')
* ''[[Spiral]]'', sequel to ''[[Ring]]''. If a woman watches the videotape while ovulating, she becomes pregnant with a Sadako clone, gives birth within a week, and then dies.
* ''[[Blood Ties (TV series)]]'' episode 1x11 [[Post Partum|"Post Partum"]] (2007)

==Pregnancy anxieties==
* [[Xena: Warrior Princess]] episode [[Them Bones, Them Bones]]

==Superfast pregnancy==
* [[Gabrielle]] in [[Xena: Warrior Princess]]
* [[Deanna Troi]] in [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]
* [[Cordelia Chase]] in ''[[Angel (TV series)|Angel]]'', twice ("[[Expecting]]" and Season 4)
* Gwen in [[Torchwood]]
* Rygel on [[Farscape]]
* [[Scully]] on ''[[The X-Files]]'' (Season 2 off-screen, possibly)
* "[[The Same Old Story]]", ''[[Fringe]]'' episode 1x02 (2008) (which also had a "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" sort of theme)

==Other suggestions==
* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]] - ''[[Motherlines]]'', in which members of an all-female society can impregnate themselves by "mating" with their horses (the methodology is never fully explained)
* [[Hiromi Goto]] - ''[[The Kappa Child]]'' (2001)
* [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]] - "[[The Man Who Was Pregnant]]"
* [[Geoff Ryman]] - ''[[Air (novel)|Air]]'', one of the weirdest damn pregnancies & deliveries.
* [[Will Shetterly]] and [[Emma Bull]], eds. The Liavek shared-world series, in which the length of a woman's labor determines the amount of magical power the child has.
* [[John Wyndham]] - ''[[The Midwich Cuckoos]]'' (1957) and reprinted as ''[[The Village of the Damned]]'' (1961)

==See also==
* [[Birth control]]
* [[Abortion]]
* [[Motherhood]]

=== External links ===
* [http://genre-commentary.com/node/80 Impossible yet Inevitable: Unintended Pregnancy in FARSCAPE, DEEP SPACE NINE, STAR WARS, and THE X-FILES], by Arwen Spicer

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Abortion in SF

2010-04-21T16:14:57Z

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SF featuring abortion.

What's the status of abortion in the future? Or on alternate worlds? What SF-nal characters deal with abortion?

==List of works==

* [[Flynn Connolly]] - ''[[The Rising of the Moon]]'' (1993), a future Ireland where abortion is still illegal.
* [[Elizabeth DeVos]] - "Out of the Fire" in ''Imagination Fully Dilated: Science Fiction'', ed. Robert Kruger & Patrick Swenson, a phoenix decides not to die and right-to-lifers are concerned that the phoenix will never be reborn.
* [[Lucy Ferriss]] - ''[[The Misconceiver]]'', all about future abortionists.
* [[Esther M. Friesner]] - "A Birthday", a dystopian short story.
* [[Joan Givner]] - ''[[Half Known Lives]]'' (2001), an anti-choice male politician is impregnated.
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]] - ''Midnight Robber'' (2000), the protagonist has an abortion after sexual abuse by her father.
* Robert J. Howe - "[[Miscarriage of Justice]]" at ''Salon.com'' (2004 March 24), the punishment for abortion is a "life sentence of hard labor".
* [[Marie Jakober]] - ''[[Even the Stones]]'' (originally published as ''High Kamilan''), an abortion scene at the beginning of the novel which becomes an important aspect of plot.
* [[Carrie Laben]] - "Something in the Mermaid Way" at [[Clarkesworld Magazine]] (2007 March), abortion as a response to economic stress and as a creative act.
* [[Thomas F. Monteleone]] - "Breath's a Ware That Will Not Keep" (in Dystopian Visions, ed. Roger Elwood (Prentice Hall: 1975).
* [[Rachel Cosgrove Payes]] - "[[Come Take a Dip with Me in the Genetic Pool]]" in ''Dystopian Visions'', ed. Roger Elwood (Prentice Hall: 1975).
* [[Josephine Saxton]] - "Big Operation on Altair Three" in ''Despatches from the Frontiers of the Female Mind'', ed. Jen Green & Sarah Lefanu (The Women's Press: 1985), in a hyper-real world of future advertising, a real live surgery is performed to sell cars.
* [[Raccoona Sheldon]] - "Morality Meat" ''Despatches from the Frontiers of the Female Mind'', ed. Jen Green & Sarah Lefanu (The Women's Press: 1985), what happens to all the extra babies in a near-future U.S. when abortion has been outlawed?
* Rick Lawler, editor, ''Abortion Stories: Fiction on Fire'' (1992), 23 stories about abortion; many are SF.
* "[[Battlestar Galactica (2004 television series)|Battlestar Galactica]]" - episodes "Epiphanies" (forced abortion) and "The Captain's Hand", abortion is outlawed with the intention of increasing the population.
* "[[Rain Without Thunder]]" (1993) (dir. Gary Bennett), a future U.S. in which abortion has been outlawed.
* "[[Pro-Life]]" (2007) (dir. John Carpenter; the Showtime [[Masters of Horror series]])

==See also==
* [[Birth control]]
* [[Pregnancy]]

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Infertility and sterility in SF

2010-04-21T15:57:00Z

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Infertility and sterility show up in gender-oriented SF as a theme not infrequently. Several aspects may show up:
* Use of widespread infertility or sterility to show impact on [[reproductive rights]] and women's rights more generally
* Infertility or sterility to create gender disparities or show shifts in the relative values of men or women, or other classes
* Infertility or sterility to showcase different effects on the genders, e.g., men turning to violence, women turning to pathology, or vice versa ...

==List of works featuring widespread Infertility==
Infertility as a serious problem; or the implications of infertility.

* [[Margaret Atwood]]. [[The Handmaid's Tale]] (creeping infertility caused by pollution; in a Christian Right fundamentalist theocracy, Gilead, fertile women are given to government officials as "handmaids" to bear children)
* [[David Gerrold]]. "How We Saved the Human Race," in With a Finger in My I (1972) (bio-engineered infertility plague)
* [[P.D. James]]. [[The Children of Men]] (infertility caused worldwide by unknown causes; people fetishize the last generation)
* [[D.F. Jones]] [[Implosion]] (1967) (plague of infertility causes UK government to take totalitarian steps and set up female breeding camps)
* [[Nancy Kress]]. [[Maximum Light]] (global infertility caused by endocrine disrupters; people turn to pets, baby-stealing)
* [[Stephen Leigh]]. [[Dark Water's Embrace]] (1998) (on another planet, most children are born not-quite-right; odd mutations may turn out to be the key to solving fertility & mutation problems)
* [[Edward Llewellyn]]. [[The Bright Companion]] (1980) (in the last century, women became infertile because of a birth control; society collapsed; now fertile women are rare)
* [[Stephanie Smith]] Name of work?(pollution has caused people's babies are increasingly mutated, weird - maybe a new species?)
* [[Kate Wilhelm]]. [[Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang]] (tide of infertility, probably caused by pollution - people turn to cloning)
* "A.I." (the movie) (ecological disasters have reduced population and fertility)
* "[[Chidren of Men (film)|Children of Men]]" (2006 film)
* "[[Hell Comes to Frogtown]]" (1987; dir. Donald G. Jackson; few fertile humans exist in post-apocalyptic world which is ruled by amphibians; three sequels: "Return to Frogtown" (1993); "Toad Warrior" (1996); "Max Hell Frog" (2002) (campy silly film)

==List of works featuring individual infertility==

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==Others==
* Brian Aldiss, ''Greybeard''
* Richard Cowpoer, ''The Twilight of Briareus''
* M. John Harrison, ''The Committed Men''
* Michael Moorcock, ''An Alien Heat''
* Charles Platt, ''The City Dwellers''
* Bob Shaw, ''One Million Tomorrows''

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Separatist societies

2010-04-21T15:53:08Z

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This is a list of works featuring [[separatism|separatist]] societies. For the purposes of this list, separatism is primarily gender-based separatism: separatism of the sexes. However, works featuring sexuality-based separatism, or race-based separatism (e.g., South African apartheid) could also be included.

* '''Distinguish from [[matriarchies]]:''' Separatism always has the sexes (or other groups) living apart; while this may be in conjunction with a matriarchy or a society in which all the members of one gender have died off, it is not necessarily the same.

* '''Distinguish from [[role reversal societies]]:''' Not all role reversal societies are separatist; just as patriarchal societies are not necessarily separatist.

For more on '''separatism''', see '''[[separatism]]'''.

==Planned gender-separatist societies==
These are planned societies which use sex-separatism as a form of social engineering.
* [[David Brin]] ''[[Glory Season]]
* [[A. Bertram Chandler]]. ''[[Spartan Planet]]'' (aka ''False Fatherland'') and sequel, ''[[The Last Amazon]]'' (a male-only society in the first story; amazon separatists try to take it over in the second)
* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]]. [[Holdfast Chronicles]], especially ''[[Motherlines]]'', ''[[The Furies]]'', ''[[The Conqueror's Child]]'' (After the holocaust, an all-women's society lives under the radar of the Holdfast, where men rule and women are enslaved.)
* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[The Matter of Seggri]]" (1994) (women and men live separately after childhood)
* [[Diana Rivers]]. The [[Hadra series]] (The Hadra are a country of [[lesbian separatism|lesbian separatists]], protected by the [[Goddess]] in a patriarchal society. [[Sair of Semasi]] escapes her (patriarchal) country and is taken in by the Hadra.)
* [[Joan Slonczewski]]. ''[[A Door Into Ocean]]'' (Shora is apparently a [[planned community of women]])

See: [[Intentional communities with gender separatism]] for more

==All-female societies casting out men==
* Amazon societies generally - Often supposed to cast out male children, or give them to neighboring tribes
* [[Doris Lessing]], ''[[The Cleft]]'' (2007) (an all-woman society ejects the birth-defect squirts, who are raised to form their own society)
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]. [[The Gate to Women's Country]] (most men live in military camps outside the cities where women, children under 5 of both sexes, and "gentle" men (gay and nonviolent men) live)

==Lesbian/gay separatism==
* ''[[Ethan of Athos]]'' by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]''
* ''[[The Wanderground]]'' by [[Sally Miller Gearhart]] (women live apart; some gay men also live apart; cities are filled with horrible heterosexuals who haven't yet escaped)
* [[Starhawk]], ''[[The Fifth Sacred Thing]]'' (in San Francisco, gay men live in an enclave of their own)
* [[Jean Stewart]], the [[Isis series]] (in the nation of Isis, lesbian women live together; heterosexuals have their own city colonies; there is one largely gay male colony ("Harvey"); and Isis is perpetually threatened by an evil nation of evil patriarchal straight men)
* [[John Varley]]'s [[Gaean trilogy]] volumes 2 & 3 (''[[Wizard (novel)|Wizard]]'' and ''[[Demon (novel)|Demon]]'') have a lesbian separatist society

==Biological gender separations==
These are societies in which the genders separate and maintain different roles, apparently based on biology.
* [[Eleanor Arnason]]. [[A Woman of the Iron People]] and [[Ring of Swords]] (1993)
* [[Octavia Butler]], the [[Xenogenesis trilogy]] = ''[[Adulthood Rites]]'' and ''[[Imago]]'' by [[Octavia Butler]] (the [[Xenogenesis series]])

==Religious or state mandated gender-segregation==
* [[Free Amazon]] society in the [[Darkover series]] by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] (particularly in ''[[The Shattered Chain]]''; ''[[Thendara House]]''; and ''[[City of Sorcery]]'')
* ''[[Spartan Planet]]'' (aka ''False Fatherland'') by [[A. Bertram Chandler]]; and sequel, ''[[The Last Amazon]]'' (a male-only society in the first story; amazon separatists try to take it over in the second)
* [[Suzette Haden Elgin]]'s ''[[Native Tongue]]'' and sequels

==Hidden gender societies==
* [[Leona Gom]]'s ''[[The Y Chromosome]]'': Those few men who secretly survive live apart.

==Other==
* ''[[The Passion of New Eve]]'' by [[Angela Carter]]
* "[[Spinning the Green]]" by [[Margaret Elphinstone]] (in ''[[Despatches from the Frontiers of the Female Mind]]'')
* ''[[Benefits (novel)|Benefits]]'' by [[Zoe Fairbairns]]
* ''[[Paz]]'' (1984) by [[Camarin Grae]]
* "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) by [[Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain]] (women got men to go into purdah, and now women run [[Ladyland]])
* ''[[The Day of the Women]]'' (1969) by [[Pamela Kettle]] (after women take over the British government, they begin slowly to create separatist institutions)
* ''[[A Voice Out of Ramah]]'' by [[Lee Killough]] (90% of men die during puberty; the world is therefore homosocial)
* "[[The Moons of Sirius]]" by Ward Michaels. ''In Touch'' (Los Angeles), no. 39 (Jan. - Feb. 1979)
* "[[The Lineman]]" by [[Walter M. Miller, Jr.]], ''[[F&SF]]'', Aug. 1957; reprinted in ''A Wilderness of Stars'' ed. by William F. Nolan, Nashville, Sherbourne, 1969.
* ''[[Daughters of Khaton]]'' by [[Merril Mushroom]] (1987)
* [[Joanna Russ]]. ''[[The Female Man]]'' (one of the societies features a society of men and women at war with each other)
* [[Joanna Russ]]. "[[When It Changed]]" (All-female society must cope with the advent of men.)
* [[Pamela Sargent]]'s, ''[[The Shore of Women]]'' (men live in the wilderness)
* [[Rochelle Singer]], ''[[The Demeter Flower]]''
* [[Sheri S. Tepper]]. [[A Plague of Angels]] (1993) (one community has men and women living separately)
* [[James Tiptree, Jr.]]. "[[Houston, Houston, Do You Read?]]" Three male astronauts are cut adrift and find themselves returned to an Earth which is completely female.
* [[Elizabeth Vonarburg]]'s ''[[In the Mother's Country]]''
* [[Philip Wylie]]. ''[[The Disappearance]]'' (for no explained reason, men and women are arbitrarily split apart into two separate, non-communicating, cultures)

==See also:==
* [[Intentional communities with gender separatism]] - Intentional communities designed by women, however, are just that: they may include men or may not; they may or may not be matriarchies; they may or may not be utopias.
* Plus see all the stories in which the [[Gender Ratios|gender ratios]] are skewed.
* [[Homonormativity]]

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Gender role reversal

2010-04-21T15:51:37Z

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The explicit reversal of the gender roles for one or more significant aspects of society.

A key defining element of these works is the mirroring of some aspect of contemporary (usually) or historical (occasionally) [[patriarchy|patriarchal]] culture. The mirroring might be comprehensive, as in ''[[Egalia's Daughters]]'', or of just a few major aspects of society. Often, but not usually, these are societies in which the role reversal is viewed as uncritically from that society's point of view, as patriarchy is viewed from a patriarchal perspective.

The mirroring aspect of gender role reversal creates a [[satire|satirical]] or commentary effect. This is in contrast with simply [[worldbuilding]] by creating a society which views [[gender roles]] differently than most modern cultures presently do, as in trying to envision what a [[matriarchy]] might realistically look like. As satire or critical commentary, this mirroring may either offer critique of existing patriarchal societies and gender roles; ''or'' the mirroring may offer critique of an imaginary matriarchal or feminist society, implicitly naturalizing and [[reifying]] socially constructed gender roles by showing the absurdity of a [[regendering|gender transposition]].

* See [[List of works with gender role reversal]]

See also:
* [[Role reversal society]]
* [[Pouty slave boys]]

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Wen Spencer

2010-04-21T15:49:55Z

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'''Wen Spencer''' ([http://www.wenspencer.com/ website]; [http://www.livejournal.com/users/wen_spencer blog]) is an award-winning writer of SF and fantasy.

==Bibliography==

* [[Endless Blue]] (2007)
* [[A Brother's Price]] (2005)
* "Once Upon a Toad" (2005; first published in ''Fantastic Companions'', ed. by [[Julie E. Czerneda]])
* "Another Man's Meat" (2004; first published in ''Triangulation 2004'' ed. by Barbara Carlson)
* "Moon Monkeys" (2004; first published in ''Adventures in Sol System'', ed. by T. K. F. Weisskopf)
* "Young Robots in Love" (2003; first published in ''Triangulation 2003'' ed. by Diane Turnshek)
* "Rituals for a New God" (2004; first published in ''[[Turn the Other Chick]]'' ed. by [[Esther M. Friesner]])
* "Wyvern" (2004; first published in ''Faire Tales'' ed. by Martin H. Greenberg & Russel Davis)

'''[[Ukiah Oregon Series]]'''
* ''Alien Taste'' (2001)
* ''Tainted Trail'' (2002)
* ''Bitter Waters'' (2003)
* ''[[Dog Warrior]]'' (2004)

'''[[Tinker series]]'''
* ''[[Tinker]]'' (2003)
* ''Wolf Who Rules'' (2006)

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List of works with gender role reversal

2010-04-21T15:48:19Z

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This is a list of works which explicitly reverse the gender roles for one or more significant aspects of society. See [[Gender role reversal]]
== Works listed ==

* [[Catherine Asaro]]. ''[[The Last Hawk]]''
* [[Katharine Burdekin]], ''[[The End of This Day's Business]]''
* [[Thomas Berger]]. ''[[Regiment of Women]]'' (Simon & Schuster, 1973). Anti-feminist blah-blah. You gotta feel sorry for guys like Berger, so obviously afraid of women. Where is Berger now? Anyway, this is a role reversal where the reader is intended to see the absurdity & pathos of a man dressing up & suffering sexual harassment etc. Somehow some very obvious points seem to have eluded Berger ... Oh well. This one is a little too long to be really amusing as an example of fear-of-feminism; the first chapter is fine & amusing, but then it keeps going on ... and on ... and on. Read it & weep, or spend your afternoon a lot more profitably with Gerd Brantenberg's Egalia's Daughters, which also covers role reversal from the perspective of a man, but who is a good writer, astute, observant, and funny to boot. -- lq, 6/11/00
* [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. ''[[The Ruins of Isis]]'' (1978) [a heterosexual couple of scholars from an interplanetary federation visit a matriarchal world ... ]
* [[Gerd Brantenberg]]'s ''[[Egalia's Daughters|Egalia's Daughters: A Satire of the Sexes]]'' (originally: Egalias døtre) (translated from Norwegian into English by Louis Mackay)
* [[Jayge Carr]]. ''[[Leviathan's Deep]]'' (1979)
* [[CJ Cherryh]], ''The Pride of Chanur, Chanur's Venture, The Kif Strike Back, Chanur's Homecoming, Chanur's Legacy''
** To quote the author: "Hani are catlike, spacefaring, attitudinal, and protective of their violent and aggressive menfolk; and yes, I've made a little commentary on gender politics; but I've also tried to tell an honest, light, and rowdy story about very different aliens and a strayed human."
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat-Hossain]]. "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) (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]]'s "[[The Matter of Seggri]]"
* [[Mack Reynolds]]. ''[[Amazon Planet]]'' (1975) (a man visits a planet, ostensibly run by women with a role reversal involving male harems (gynaeca))
* [[Sheri Tepper]] ''[[Six Moon Dance]]''
* [[Richard Wilson]]. ''[[The Girls from Planet 5]]'' (1955) [by 1998, women have taken over the government since the 80s, with Texas a masculine hold-out; when 6-foot tall, sexy alien girls come by with an unusual threat, it's men to the rescue. an ostensibly good-humored war-of-the-sexes story]
* [[Wen Spencer]], [[A Brother's Price]]

=== Television examples ===
* ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "Parallel Universe", where the all-male crew encounter their female opposites. (Except for the Cat, who is aghast that his opposite is a Dog.)

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List of works with gender role reversal

2010-04-21T15:45:49Z

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This is a list of works which explicitly reverse the gender roles for one or more significant aspects of society. See [[Gender role reversal]]
== Works listed ==

* [[Catherine Asaro]]. ''[[The Last Hawk]]''
* [[Katharine Burdekin]], ''[[The End of This Day's Business]]''
* [[Thomas Berger]]. ''[[Regiment of Women]]'' (Simon & Schuster, 1973). Anti-feminist blah-blah. You gotta feel sorry for guys like Berger, so obviously afraid of women. Where is Berger now? Anyway, this is a role reversal where the reader is intended to see the absurdity & pathos of a man dressing up & suffering sexual harassment etc. Somehow some very obvious points seem to have eluded Berger ... Oh well. This one is a little too long to be really amusing as an example of fear-of-feminism; the first chapter is fine & amusing, but then it keeps going on ... and on ... and on. Read it & weep, or spend your afternoon a lot more profitably with Gerd Brantenberg's Egalia's Daughters, which also covers role reversal from the perspective of a man, but who is a good writer, astute, observant, and funny to boot. -- lq, 6/11/00
* [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. ''[[The Ruins of Isis]]'' (1978) [a heterosexual couple of scholars from an interplanetary federation visit a matriarchal world ... ]
* [[Gerd Brantenberg]]'s ''[[Egalia's Daughters|Egalia's Daughters: A Satire of the Sexes]]'' (originally: Egalias døtre) (translated from Norwegian into English by Louis Mackay)
* [[Jayge Carr]]. ''[[Leviathan's Deep]]'' (1979)
* [[CJ Cherryh]], ''The Pride of Chanur, Chanur's Venture, The Kif Strike Back, Chanur's Homecoming, Chanur's Legacy''
** To quote the author: "Hani are catlike, spacefaring, attitudinal, and protective of their violent and aggressive menfolk; and yes, I've made a little commentary on gender politics; but I've also tried to tell an honest, light, and rowdy story about very different aliens and a strayed human."
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat-Hossain]]. "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) (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]]'s "[[The Matter of Seggri]]"
* [[Mack Reynolds]]. ''[[Amazon Planet]]'' (1975) (a man visits a planet, ostensibly run by women with a role reversal involving male harems (gynaeca))
* [[Sheri Tepper]] ''[[Six Moon Dance]]''
* [[Richard Wilson]]. ''[[The Girls from Planet 5]]'' (1955) [by 1998, women have taken over the government since the 80s, with Texas a masculine hold-out; when 6-foot tall, sexy alien girls come by with an unusual threat, it's men to the rescue. an ostensibly good-humored war-of-the-sexes story]

=== Television examples ===
* ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "Parallel Universe", where the all-male crew encounter their female opposites. (Except for the Cat, who is aghast that his opposite is a Dog.)

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Gender role reversal

2010-04-21T15:43:26Z

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This is a list of works which explicitly reverse the gender roles for one or more significant aspects of society.

A key defining element of these works is the mirroring of some aspect of contemporary (usually) or historical (occasionally) [[patriarchy|patriarchal]] culture. The mirroring might be comprehensive, as in ''[[Egalia's Daughters]]'', or of just a few major aspects of society. Often, but not usually, these are societies in which the role reversal is viewed as uncritically from that society's point of view, as patriarchy is viewed from a patriarchal perspective.

The mirroring aspect of gender role reversal creates a [[satire|satirical]] or commentary effect. This is in contrast with simply [[worldbuilding]] by creating a society which views [[gender roles]] differently than most modern cultures presently do, as in trying to envision what a [[matriarchy]] might realistically look like. As satire or critical commentary, this mirroring may either offer critique of existing patriarchal societies and gender roles; ''or'' the mirroring may offer critique of an imaginary matriarchal or feminist society, implicitly naturalizing and [[reifying]] socially constructed gender roles by showing the absurdity of a [[regendering|gender transposition]].

* See [[List of works with gender role reversal]]

See also:
* [[Role reversal society]]
* [[Pouty slave boys]]

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List of works featuring zombies

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* ''[[The X-Files]]'' season 2 episode 15 ''[[Fresh Bones]]''
* ''[[The X-Files]]'' season 7 episode 4 ''[[Millennium (X-Files episode)|Millennium]]''
* [[Bad JuJu|"Bad JuJu"]], season 1, episode 3 of ''[[Blood Ties (TV series)|Blood Ties]]''

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List of works featuring zombies

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List of works with gender role reversal

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== Works listed ==

* [[Catherine Asaro]]. ''[[The Last Hawk]]''
* [[Katharine Burdekin]], ''[[The End of This Day's Business]]''
* [[Thomas Berger]]. ''[[Regiment of Women]]'' (Simon & Schuster, 1973). Anti-feminist blah-blah. You gotta feel sorry for guys like Berger, so obviously afraid of women. Where is Berger now? Anyway, this is a role reversal where the reader is intended to see the absurdity & pathos of a man dressing up & suffering sexual harassment etc. Somehow some very obvious points seem to have eluded Berger ... Oh well. This one is a little too long to be really amusing as an example of fear-of-feminism; the first chapter is fine & amusing, but then it keeps going on ... and on ... and on. Read it & weep, or spend your afternoon a lot more profitably with Gerd Brantenberg's Egalia's Daughters, which also covers role reversal from the perspective of a man, but who is a good writer, astute, observant, and funny to boot. -- lq, 6/11/00
* [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. ''[[The Ruins of Isis]]'' (1978) [a heterosexual couple of scholars from an interplanetary federation visit a matriarchal world ... ]
* [[Gerd Brantenberg]]'s ''[[Egalia's Daughters|Egalia's Daughters: A Satire of the Sexes]]'' (originally: Egalias døtre) (translated from Norwegian into English by Louis Mackay)
* [[Jayge Carr]]. ''[[Leviathan's Deep]]'' (1979)
* [[CJ Cherryh]], ''The Pride of Chanur, Chanur's Venture, The Kif Strike Back, Chanur's Homecoming, Chanur's Legacy''
** To quote the author: "Hani are catlike, spacefaring, attitudinal, and protective of their violent and aggressive menfolk; and yes, I've made a little commentary on gender politics; but I've also tried to tell an honest, light, and rowdy story about very different aliens and a strayed human."
* [[Rokeya Sakhawat-Hossain]]. "[[Sultana's Dream]]" (1905) (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]]'s "[[The Matter of Seggri]]"
* [[Mack Reynolds]]. ''[[Amazon Planet]]'' (1975) (a man visits a planet, ostensibly run by women with a role reversal involving male harems (gynaeca))
* [[Sheri Tepper]] ''[[Six Moon Dance]]''
* [[Richard Wilson]]. ''[[The Girls from Planet 5]]'' (1955) [by 1998, women have taken over the government since the 80s, with Texas a masculine hold-out; when 6-foot tall, sexy alien girls come by with an unusual threat, it's men to the rescue. an ostensibly good-humored war-of-the-sexes story]

=== Television examples ===
* ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "Parallel Universe", where the all-male crew encounter their female opposites. (Except for the Cat, who is aghast that his opposite is a Dog.)

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Group marriage in SF

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Group marriages, poly/nonmonogamous, sexuality separated from childrearing, etc.

* [[Francesca Lia Block]], ''Dangerous Angels: The Weetzie Bat Books'' (1998). This collects five short novels in one book. Weetzie Bat (1989) - Witch Baby (1991) - Cherokee Bat and the Goat Guys (1992) - Missing Angel Juan (1993) - Baby Be-Bop (1995)
* [[Camarin Grae]]. Stranded (In the protagonist's home world, 3-way relationships exist and are respected, although it is acknowledged that they can be difficult. On Earth, 3 of the characters in this novel decide to attempt such a thing also.)

; Group marriage
* [[Gail Dayton]]'s ''[[The Compass Rose]]''
* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]. ''[[Black Wine]]''
* [[Diane Duane]]'s [[Tale of the Five]] series (also called the Middle Kingdoms sequence)
** ''[[The Door Into Fire]]'' (1979)
** ''[[The Door Into Shadow]]'' (1984)
** ''[[The Door Into Sunset]]'' (1992)
** ''[[The Door Into Starlight]]'' (proposed)
* [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'s ''[[Friday]]'' and others. Heinlein mastered the art of coming up with reasons and social forms for women to get it on with each other and men, but for men to stay largely manly and heterosexual.
* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]'s "[[Another Story OR A Fisherman of the Inland Sea]]","[[Mountain Ways]]" and "[[Unchosen Love]]" -- stories that take place on [[O (planet)|the Planet O]], in the [[Ekumen Universe]]

; Other Alternate Family Structures
* [[Jo Walton]]'s [[Lifelode]]
* [[The Forbidden Tower]]

==See also==
* [[List of male child-caregivers in SF]]
* [[List of societies with male child-caregivers]]
* [[Index of themes and character lists about sexuality, reproduction, and family arrangements]]

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Hawkmistress!

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'''Hawkmistress!''' is a novel in the [[Darkover series]] by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]].

==Editions==
* 1982
* ''The Ages of Chaos'' (2002 omnibus of Hawkmistress! and Stormqueen!)

==Reviews and discussions==
[http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=58842 Review] by Jo Walton

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Patternist series

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The '''Patternist series''' is [[Octavia E. Butler]]'s longest series, but also most loosely-connected in terms of characters, plots, and themes.

* [[Wild Seed]] (1980)
* [[Mind of My Mind]] (1977)
* [[Patternmaster]] (1976)
* [[Clay's Ark]] (1984)
* [[Survivor (novel)|Survivor]] (1978)

==Reviews and discussions==
[http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=13093 Review] by [[Jo Walton]]

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Survivor (novel)

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'''Survivor''' is a 1978 novel in the [[Patternist series]] by [[Octavia E. Butler]].

==Reviews and discussions==
[http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=13324 Review] by [[Jo Walton]] at Tor.com

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Barrayar (novel)

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'''Barrayar''' is a novel by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] set in her [[Vorkosigan series]], on the planet Barrayar. Cordelia Naismith Vorkosigan is the viewpoint character. The book details the early days of her marriage to Lord Aral Vorkosigan, as Cordelia adjusts to life in a different society, and Aral to his new position as regent of Barrayar.

=Reviews and discussions=
[http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=21302 Review] by Jo Walton at Tor.com

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Mirror Dance

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Novel by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]].

==Reviews and discussions==
[http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=21842 Review] by Jo Walton on Tor.com

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Lois McMaster Bujold

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'''Lois McMaster Bujold''' (born [[1949]]) is an American SF writer.

She has won the [[Hugo Award]] for Best Novel four times.

==Bibliography==
=== Science Fiction Novels ===

'''The Vorkosigan Saga'''

''Ordered by internal chronology''

*''[[Dreamweaver's Dilemma]]'' ([[1995]] novelette; [http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/Bujold.htm published by NESFA] in ''Dreamweaver's Dilemma'' collection)
*''[[Falling Free]]'' ([[1988]], standalone set approx. 200 years before ''Shards of Honor'')
*''[[Shards of Honor]]'' ([[1986]]; published with ''[[Barrayar]]'' as omnibus ''Cordelia's Honor'')
*''[[Barrayar]]'' ([[1991]]; published with ''[[Shards of Honor]]'' as omnibus ''Cordelia's Honor'')
*''[[The Warrior's Apprentice]]'' ([[1986]])
*"[[The Mountains of Mourning]]" (1989)
*''[[The Vor Game]]'' ([[1990]])
*''[[Cetaganda]]'' ([[1996]])
*''[[Ethan of Athos]]'' ([[1986]], mostly standalone; [[Miles Vorkosigan|Miles]] is off-stage)
*"[[Labyrinth]]" ([[1989]])
*"[[The Borders of Infinity]]" ([[1987]])
*''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' ([[1989]])
* Frame of ''[[Borders of Infinity]]'' collection
*''[[Mirror Dance]]'' ([[1994]])
*''[[Memory (novel)|Memory]]'' ([[1996]])
*''[[Komarr]]'' ([[1998]])
*''[[A Civil Campaign]]'' ([[1999]])
*''[[Diplomatic Immunity]]'' ([[2002]])

=== Fantasy Novels ===

'''Standalone'''
*''[[The Spirit Ring]]'' ([[1992]])

'''The Chalion Series'''
*''[[The Curse of Chalion]]'' ([[2001]])
*''[[Paladin of Souls]]'' ([[2003]])
*''[[The Hallowed Hunt]]'' ([[2005]])

'''The Sharing Knife Series'''
*''[[Beguilement]]'' ([[2006]]}
*''[[Legacy]]'' ([[2007]])
*''[[Passage]]'' ([[2008]])
*''Horizon'' (forthcoming in [[2009]])

=== Story Collections ===

*''[[Borders of Infinity]]'' ([[1989]])
*''[[Dreamweaver's Dilemma]]'' ([[1997]])

== External Links ==
* [http://www.dendarii.com/ The Bujold Nexus - The Lois McMaster Bujold Home Page]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lois_McMaster_Bujold Wikipedia entry]
* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=164952151 MySpace profile for Lois McMaster Bujold]
* [http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=164952151&blogID=423204224 Writer Guest of Honor Speech, Denvention 3] August 8, 2008

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Lois McMaster Bujold

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'''Lois McMaster Bujold''' (born [[1949]]) is an American SF writer.

She has won the [[Hugo Award]] for Best Novel four times.

==Bibliography==
=== Science Fiction Novels ===

'''The Vorkosigan Saga'''

''Ordered by internal chronology''

*''[[Dreamweaver's Dilemma]] ([[1995]])
*''[[Falling Free]]'' ([[1988]], standalone set approx. 200 years before ''Shards of Honor'')
*''[[Shards of Honor]]'' ([[1986]]; published with ''[[Barrayar]]'' as omnibus ''Cordelia's Honor'')
*''[[Barrayar]]'' ([[1991]]; published with ''[[Shards of Honor]]'' as omnibus ''Cordelia's Honor'')
*''[[The Warrior's Apprentice]]'' ([[1986]])
*"[[The Mountains of Mourning]]" (1989)
*''[[The Vor Game]]'' ([[1990]])
*''[[Cetaganda]]'' ([[1996]])
*''[[Ethan of Athos]]'' ([[1986]], mostly standalone; [[Miles Vorkosigan|Miles]] is off-stage)
*"[[Labyrinth]]"
*"[[The Borders of Infinity]]"
*''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' ([[1989]])
* Frame of ''[[Borders of Infinity]]'' collection
*''[[Mirror Dance]]'' ([[1994]])
*''[[Memory (novel)|Memory]]'' ([[1996]])
*''[[Komarr]]'' ([[1998]])
*''[[A Civil Campaign]]'' ([[1999]])
*''[[Diplomatic Immunity]]'' ([[2002]])

=== Fantasy Novels ===

'''Standalone'''
*''[[The Spirit Ring]]'' ([[1992]])

'''The Chalion Series'''
*''[[The Curse of Chalion]]'' ([[2001]])
*''[[Paladin of Souls]]'' ([[2003]])
*''[[The Hallowed Hunt]]'' ([[2005]])

'''The Sharing Knife Series'''
*''[[Beguilement]]'' ([[2006]]}
*''[[Legacy]]'' ([[2007]])
*''[[Passage]]'' ([[2008]])
*''Horizon'' (forthcoming in [[2009]])

=== Story Collections ===

*''[[Borders of Infinity]]'' ([[1989]])
*''[[Dreamweaver's Dilemma]]'' ([[1997]])

== External Links ==
* [http://www.dendarii.com/ The Bujold Nexus - The Lois McMaster Bujold Home Page]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lois_McMaster_Bujold Wikipedia entry]
* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=164952151 MySpace profile for Lois McMaster Bujold]
* [http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=164952151&blogID=423204224 Writer Guest of Honor Speech, Denvention 3] August 8, 2008

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Ethan of Athos

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'''''Ethan of Athos''''' ([[1986]]) is a novel by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]].

== Summary ==
Dr. Ethan Urquhart, obstetrician on Athos, a [[men-only world]], must leave his planet to find new ovarian cultures to ensure his people's survival.

During his stay at a nearby space station, he encounters [[Elli Quinn]], a mercenary on a secret mission, and both of them become embroiled in dangerous matters of espionage and bioengineering.

== Notes ==
The name "Athos" is probably derived from Mount Athos<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Athos Mount Athos entry at Wikipedia]</ref>, in Northern Greece, which is home to a self-governed, male-separatist monastic state that denies entry to [[women]] and even to female domestic animals! (Except for cats and for chickens.)

Mount Athos made the news in the spring of [[2008]] when:
:''Four Moldovan women accidentally violated a 1,000-year-old ban on females entering the all male monastic community of Mount Athos, when they were left on Greek shores by human traffickers.''<ref>[http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSL2673593220080527 Women break all-male Mount Athos ban], Reuters article dated Tue May 27, 2008 11:11am EDT</ref>

==Further reading==
* [http://bdg.feministsf.net/archives/bdg_ethanofathos.txt FeministSF Book Discussion Group] (April 2005)
* Jo Walton's [http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=20082 review] at Tor.com

=== References ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethan_of_Athos Wikipedia entry for ''Ethan of Athos'']

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Shards of Honor

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A Novel by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]. Her first novel written though second published. The novel introduces [[Cordelia Naismith]].

==Reviews and discussions==
*Jo Walton's [http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=19597 review] on Tor.com

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