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Parallax Award

2009-07-24T03:42:44Z

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The '''Parallax Award''' is given by the [[Carl Brandon Society]].

The Carl Brandon Parallax Award is given to works of fiction created by a person of color. Nominees must provide a brief statement self-identifying as a person of color; creators unwilling to do so will not be considered for this award.

==2005 Parallax Award winners==

Jurors: [[Celu Amberstone]], [[Steven Barnes]], [[Karin Lowachee]], [[M. J. Hardman]] and [[Jennifer Stevenson]].

Winner: [[47]] by [[Walter Mosley]]

==See also==
* [[Kindred Award]]
* [http://www.carlbrandon.org/awards2006.html Carl Brandon Society 2006 Awards]

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So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction and Fantasy

2009-07-24T03:40:26Z

Sparkymonster: Created page with '''So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction and Fantasy'', edited by Nalo Hopkinson and Uppinder Mehan is a short fiction anthology that addresses post colonial…'

''So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction and Fantasy'', edited by [[Nalo Hopkinson]] and [[Uppinder Mehan]] is a short fiction anthology that addresses post colonialism from the point of view of colonized and marginalized peoples.

==Stories==
* [[Nisi Shawl]], "Deep End"
* [[Andrea Hairston]], "Griots of the Galaxy"
* [[Suzette Mayr]], "Toot Sweet Matricia"
* [[Larissa Lai]], "Rachel"
* [[Eden Robinson]], "Terminal Avenue"
* [[Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu]], "When Scarabs Multiply"
* [[Vandana Singh]], "Delhi"
* [[Tamai Kobayashi]], "Panopte’s Eye"
* [[Sheree R. Thomas]], "The Grassdreaming Tree"
* [[Wayde Compton]], "The Blue Road: A Fairy Tale"
* [[Karin Lowachee]], "The Forgotten Ones"
* [[Greg van Eekhout]], "Native Aliens"
* [[Celu Amberstone]], "Refugees"
* [[Devorah Major]], "Trade Winds"
* [[Carole McDonnell]], "Lingua Franca"
* [[Ven Begamudré]], "Out of Sync"
* [[Opal Palmer Adisa]], "The Living Root"
* [[Maya Khankhoje]], "Journey Into the Vortex"
* [[Tobias S. Buckell]], "Necahual"

[http://www.sfsite.com/02a/so193.htm SF Site Review]

[http://www.popmatters.com/books/reviews/s/so-long-been-dreaming.shtml Pop Matters Review]

Nalo Hopkinson

2009-07-24T03:39:29Z

Sparkymonster: /* Edited Anthologies */

==Bibliography==
* ''[[Brown Girl in the Ring]]'' (1997 novel)
* ''[[Midnight Robber]]'' (2000 novel)
* ''[[Skin Folk]]'' (2001 short story collection)
* ''[[The Salt Roads]]'' (2003 novel)
* ''[[The New Moon's Arms]]'' (2007 novel)

===Edited Anthologies===
* Editor, ''[[Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction]]'' (2000)
* ''[[Mojo: Conjure Stories]]'' (2003)
* Editor, ''[[So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction and Fantasy]]'' (2004) (edited by Nalo Hopkinson & [[Uppinder Mehan]])

===Short stories===
* "A Habit of Waste" in ''Fireweed Magazine'', Toronto, 1996; anthologized in ''[[Women of Other Worlds]]'' (1999), pp. 261-276.
* "Precious" in ''White Swan, Black Raven'' (1997)
* "Riding the Red" in ''White Swan, Black Raven'' (1997)
* "Greedy Choke Puppy" (2000 in ''[[Dark Matter]]'' ed. by [[Sheree R. Thomas]])
* "Ganger (Ball Lightning)" (2000 in ''[[Dark Matter]]'' ed. by [[Sheree R. Thomas]])
* "Midnight Robber" in ''Exile Magazine'', Toronto

== External Links==

* [http://www.caribbeantales.org/literature/video.asp Documentary on Nalo Hopkinson] (purchase info at http://www.caribbeantales.org/cgi-bin/e-store/itemview.asp?TitleID=2031&display=ct )

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White woman syndrome

2009-02-10T15:23:51Z

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'''White woman syndrome''' or '''WWS''' is a pattern of social behaviour where [[racist]] and [[sexist]] factors typically intersect to create a narrative in which white women are positioned as [[damsels in distress]] who must be rescued above all things.

Particularly noticeable in American media is the '''''missing'' white woman syndrome''', where news coverage of missing persons lavishes fetishistic attention on white missing women or white female victims of crime, to the exclusion of other missing persons and crime victims, especially women and men of colour.

White woman syndrome in general can be observed in discussions of race and racism, where women of colour are not merely ignored in favour of white women, but the [[damsel in distress]] narrative also serves to completely detract from the subject of racism, replacing it with a racist narrative wherein women of colour are depicted as brutes for whatever they may have said or done, on the excuse that it has been hurting white women's feelings, regardless of context. The pretext of the white woman's hurt feelings can even be set aside to allow the discussion to be diverted to focus on the "problem" of women of colour's alleged rudeness and misbehaviour, thereby completely obfuscating racism as it pertained to the original discussion, and aggravating racist dynamics by making further attacks on women of colour's character and persons.

This tactic is part of the oppressive strategy of distracting from oppression by focusing on the oppressor's feelings and opinions. WWS unites racist demonisation of people of colour and idealisation of white people with the aspect of sexist ideology that glorifies weakness and fragility as feminine characteristics -- which only matter in ''white'' women.

The fetishisation of the white woman as victim is also directly used as a pretext for the oppression of people of colour and for the lynching of black men by white men; WWS serves the racist propaganda of [[the myth of the black rapist]]<ref> See: ""Rape, Racism and the Myth of the Black Rapist" by [[Angela Y. Davis]]</ref>; whereas inversely the rape of women of colour by white men is underreported and accorded little to no importance.

See also:
*[[RaceFail 09]]
*[[white women's tears]]

== References ==
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=== External Links ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_white_woman_syndrome Missing white woman syndrome] entry on Wikipedia
* [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MissingWhiteWomanSyndrome Missing white woman syndrome] entry at TV Tropes.org
* [http://community.livejournal.com/ap_racism/10023.html] discussion in the livejournal community [http://community.livejournal.com/ap_racism Advanced Placement Racism]

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Cecilia Tan

2009-02-08T05:44:17Z

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'''[http://www.ceciliatan.com/ Cecilia Tan]''' ([http://ceciliatan.livejournal.com/ LJ]) is a queer editor, writer, and publisher of SF [[porn]]; she founded [[Circlet Press]].

==Works==
* ''[[The Velderet]]'' (2001)
* ''[[Edge Plays]]''
* ''[[Sex in the System]]''
* ''[[Black Feathers]]''
* [http://ceciliatan.livejournal.com/ LiveJournal]

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Nisi Shawl

2009-02-08T05:43:20Z

Sparkymonster:

'''Nisi Shawl''' (http://www.sfwa.org/members/shawl/) is a writer and scholar.

She has a book and workshop with [[Cynthia Ward]] on ''[[Writing the Other|Writing the Other: Bridging Cultural Differences for Successful Fiction]]''.

== Bibliography ==

* Fiction
** "The Snooted One," Farrago's Wainscot, January 2007
** "Cruel Sistah," Asimov's SF Magazine, October/November 2005; Year's Best Fantasy & Horror #19, St. Martin's Press, NY, NY, August 2006.
** "Matched," The Infinite Matrix. (Excerpt from the novel The Blazing World, co-sponsored by the Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs.)
** "Wonder-Worker-of-the-World," Reflection's Edge
** "Wallamelon," Aeon Magazine [Preview]
** "Deep End," So Long Been Dreaming: Postcolonial Science Fiction and Fantasy, edited by Nalo Hopkinson and Uppinder Mehan, 2004, Arsenal Pulp Press, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
** "Looking for Lilith", Lenox Avenue magazine #1, July 2004
** "Maggies," Dark Matter: Reading the Bones, Warner Books, NY, NY, 10020, January 2004
** "Momi Watu," Strange Horizons, August 2003
** "The Tawny Bitch," Mojo: Conjure Stories, NY, NY, April 2003, Warner Books.
** "Shiomah's Land," Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, March, 2001.
** "At the Huts of Ajala," Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora, NY, NY, July, 2000, Warner Books.
** "The Pragmatical Princess," Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, January, 1999.
** "Down in the Flood," PanGaia, Summer, 1998.
** "Down in the Flood," Daughters of Nyx, Fall, 1996.
** "The Rainses'," Isaac Asimov's Ghosts, NY, NY, August, 1995, Ace.
** "The Rainses'," Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, April, 1995.
** "I Was a Teenage Genetic Engineer," Semiotext(e) SF, NY, NY, April, 1989, Columbia University.
* Non-fiction
** "Gems and a Novel Character Emerge from Short Stories," reviews of Saffron and Brimstone by Elizabeth Hand, M Press, Milwaukie, OR, 2006; Zima Blue and Other Stories by Alastair Reynolds, Nightshade Books, San Francisco, CA, 2006; and Majestrum by Matthew Hughes, Nightshade Books, San Francisco, CA, 2007; 12/29/2006.
** "Octavia E. Butler: In Memoriam," Foundation Magazine, Kempston, Bedford, England, Summer 2006.
** "Colorful Stories," Vector Magazine, Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, May/June 2006.
** "A Rational Fantasy," review of The Last Witchfinder by James Morrow, HarperCollins, NY, NY, 2006, 4/14/2006.
** "Stapledonian Vision," review of The Wave by Walter Mosley, Aspect, NY, NY, 2006, 3/24/2006.
** Writing the Other: A Practical Guide, with co-author Cynthia Ward, Aqueduct Press, Seattle, WA, December 2005.
** "Voodoo," The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy Themes, Works, and Wonders, Volume 2, edited by Gary Westfahl, Greenwood Press, Westport, CT, December 2005.
** "A Small, Perfect Book about Large, Messy Things," review of Shoot the Buffalo by Matt Briggs, Clear Cut Press, Astoria, OR, 2005, 10/21/2005 .
** "A Sudden Influx of Collections," reviews of Looking for Jake by China Miéville, Del Rey, NY, NY, 2005; Eternity and Other Stories by Lucius Shepard, Thunder's Mouth Press, NY, NY, 2005; Greetings and Other Stories by Terry Bisson, Tachyon Publications, San Francisco, CA, 2005; and Strange Itineraries by Tim Powers, Tachyon Publications, San Francisco, CA, 2005; 9/2/2005.
** "Three Novels Look at Historical Events and Ask 'What If?'," reviews of Pashazade by Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Bantam Spectra, NY, NY, 2005; The New World Order by Ben Jeapes, David Fickling Books, NY, NY, 2005; Here, There & Everywhere by Chris Roberson, Pyr, Amherst, NY, 2005; 6/17/2005.
** "A White-knuckle, Heart-pounding Ride," review of Market Forces by Richard K. Morgan, Ballantine Books, NY, NY, 2005, 3/6/2005.
** "A Triumvirate of Imagination," reviews of Life by Gwyneth Jones, Aqueduct Press, Seattle, WA, 2004; Air by Geoff Ryman, St. Martin's Griffin, NY, NY, 2004; Light by M. John Harrison, Bantam Spectra, NY, NY, 2004; 12/19/2004.
** "Appropriate Cultural Appropriation," The Internet Review of Science Fiction, October 2004.
** "Strange Grails," reviews of The Coyote Kings of the Space Age Bachelor Pad by Minister Faust, Del Rey, NY, NY, 2004; One King, One Soldier by Alexander C. Irvine, Del Rey, NY, NY, 2004; Thinner Than Thou by Kit Reed, Tor Books, NY, NY, 2004; 8/15/2004.
** "Revisiting a Fantastical Land," review of Iron Council by China Mieville, Del Rey, 2004, 7/30/2004.
** "Stars of Science Fiction Align for Nebula Awards in Seattle," 4/12/2004.
** "Mutants Unravels Mysteries of Fate," review of Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body by Armand Marie Leroi, Viking, NY, NY, 2003, 1/18/2004
** "Good House Has Stephen King Feel with a Northwest Small-town Twist," review of The Good House by Tananarive Due, Atria Books, NY, NY, 2003, 10/19/2003
** "Author Masters Novel's Multiple Personalities," review of Set This House in Order: A Romance of Souls by Matt Ruff, HarperCollins, NY, NY, 2003, 2/14/2003.
** "Pattern Recognition is Gibson at His Best," review of Pattern Recognition by William Gibson, G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, NY, 2003, 1/31/2003.
** "Machinations of Audacious Solitaire Ring True," review of Solitaire by Kelley Eskridge, Eos, NY, NY, 2002, 9/20/002.
** "Another World within Our Own," review of The Translator by John Crowley, Morrow, NY, NY, 2002, 7/26/2002.
** "Illicit Romance Told Against Ethiopian Backdrop," review of The God Who Begat a Jackal by Nega Mezlekia, Picador USA, NY, NY, 2002, 2/15/2002.
** "Seeing the Light" review of Passage by Connie Willis, Bantam Books, NY, NY, 2001, 7/6/2001.
** "A Partnership with Plants," reviews of The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan, Random House, NY, NY, 2001, and The Sweet Breathing of Plants, edited by Linda Hogan and Brenda Peterson, North Point Press, NY, NY, 2001, 6/17/2001.
** "A Fantastic Journey," combined review of The Telling by Ursula K. Le Guin and author profile, Harcourt, NY, NY, 2000, 11/8/2000.
** "Caribbean Rhythms Set Midnight Robber Scenes," review of Midnight Robber by Nalo Hopkinson, Warner Books, NY, NY, 2000, 7/2/2000.
** Transracial Writing for the Sincere," Speculations, October, 1999.
** "Detectapush! Octaphone!: Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn ," The Stranger, September 30, 1999.
** "Jumping Genres: Kate Wilhelm," The Stranger, May 6, 1999.
** "Invasion of the Nerds," The Stranger, February 25, 1999.
** "A Natural Wealth: Traditions of the African Diaspora," Gnosis Magazine, Summer, 1993.

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Oyceter

2009-02-08T05:04:53Z

Sparkymonster:

Oyceter is a blogger [http://oyceter.livejournal.com], fan, and sf critic. She founded the blogging project [[International Blog Against Racism Week]][http://community.livejournal.com/ibarw/]

Please do not link her full name to this pseudonym.

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Avalon's Willow

2009-02-08T05:01:10Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Avalon's Willow is a blogger who writes a comics focused blog [http://seeking-avalon.blogspot.com/ Seeking Avalon]. She also founded and organizes the People of Color blog carnival[http:/...

Avalon's Willow is a blogger who writes a comics focused blog [http://seeking-avalon.blogspot.com/ Seeking Avalon]. She also founded and organizes the People of Color blog carnival[http://ofcolour.blogspot.com/]

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Zvi likes tv

2009-02-08T04:56:22Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Zvi is a blogger on livejournal. [http://zvi-likes-tv.livejournal.com] Category:Living people Category:Fans Category:Bloggers Category:WOC

Zvi is a blogger on livejournal. [http://zvi-likes-tv.livejournal.com]

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List of women of color in fandom

2009-02-08T04:54:27Z

Sparkymonster:

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* [[Lee Abuabara]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[K. Tempest Bradford]]
* [[Pat Diggs]]
* [[M.J. Hardman]]
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Nora Jemisin]]
* [[Mari Kotani]]
* [[Yoon Ha Lee]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Mary Anne Mohanraj]]
* [[Shweta Narayan]]
* [[Pam Noles]]
* [[D. Potter]]
* [[Yvonne Richardson]]
* [[Nisi Shawl]]
* [[Diantha Sprouse]]
* [[J. T. Stewart]]
* [[Kenita Watson]]
* [[sparkymonster]]
* [[oyceter]]
* [[ciderpress]]
* [[deepad]]
* [[vito_excalibur]]

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Oyceter

2009-02-08T04:53:21Z

Sparkymonster:

Blogger, fan, sf critic. Real name not linked to pseudonym, please.

http://oyceter.livejournal.com

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Oyceter

2009-02-08T04:53:00Z

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Yeloson

2009-02-08T04:52:30Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Yeloson is a blogger on livejournal. [http://yeloson.livejournal.com Delivering Justice on Heaven's Behalf] Category:Living people Category:Fans Category:Bloggers

Yeloson is a blogger on livejournal. [http://yeloson.livejournal.com Delivering Justice on Heaven's Behalf]

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Spiralsheep

2009-02-08T04:49:16Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Spiralsheep is a blogger on livejournal who lives in the U.K. [http://spiralsheep.livejournal.com Spiralsheep's livejournal] Category:Living people Category:Fans [[Category:Blogg...

Spiralsheep is a blogger on livejournal who lives in the U.K. [http://spiralsheep.livejournal.com Spiralsheep's livejournal]

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Delux vivens

2009-02-08T04:48:01Z

Sparkymonster:

Delux Vivens is a blogger on livejournal. She is one of the moderators of [[deadbrowalking]].

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Delux vivens

2009-02-08T04:47:27Z

Sparkymonster:

Delux Vivens is a blogger on livejournal. She is a moderator of [[deadbrowalking]].

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Delux vivens

2009-02-08T04:47:03Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Delux Vivens is a blogger on livejournal. Category:Living people Category:Fans Category:Bloggers Category:WOC

Delux Vivens is a blogger on livejournal.

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Vito excalibur

2009-02-08T04:45:55Z

Sparkymonster:

Vito Excalibur is a blogger on livejournal ([http://vito_excalibur.livejournal.com Vito's livejournal]). She has also attended multiple [[WisCon]]s.

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Vito excalibur

2009-02-08T04:45:25Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Vito Excalibur is a blogger on livejournal. [http://vito_excalibur.livejournal.com Vito's livejournal] She has also attended multiple WisCons. Category:Living people [[Category:...

Vito Excalibur is a blogger on livejournal. [http://vito_excalibur.livejournal.com Vito's livejournal] She has also attended multiple [[WisCon]]s.

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Deepad

2009-02-08T04:42:45Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Deepad, also known as "Deepa D" is a blogger on livejournal. [http://deepad.livejournal.com Deepa D.'s livejournal] Category:Living people Category:Fans Category:Bloggers [[C...

Deepad, also known as "Deepa D" is a blogger on livejournal. [http://deepad.livejournal.com Deepa D.'s livejournal]

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Sparkymonster

2009-02-08T04:41:58Z

Sparkymonster:

Sparkymonster is a mixed-race (African-American and Swedish) queer woman. She was raised in upstate NY and currently lives on the East Coast of the U.S. She blogs on livejournal as [http://sparkymonster.livejournal.com sparkymonster](personal blog which includes fannish and political content), and as Julia at [http://www.fatshionista.com/ Fatshionista] (a group blog on fat and fashion). She used to maintain a mailing list for interracial individuals and contributed to the [http://www.ravenmoon.us/agf/ alt.gothic.fashion FAQ] under a different name.

Sparkymonster began working with disability access at [[Wiscon]] in 2008.

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Ciderpress

2009-02-08T04:38:46Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Ciderpress is a blogger on livejournal. Category:Living people Category:Fans Category:Bloggers Category:WOC

Ciderpress is a blogger on [[livejournal]].

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Sparkymonster

2009-02-06T23:48:07Z

Sparkymonster:

Sparkymonster is a mixed-race (African-American and Swedish) queer woman. She was raised in upstate NY and currently lives on the East Coast of the U.S. She blogs on livejournal (a personal blog which includes fannish and political content), and at [http://www.fatshionista.com/ Fatshionista] (a group blog on fat and fashion). She used to maintain a mailing list for interracial individuals and contributed to the [http://www.ravenmoon.us/agf/ alt.gothic.fashion FAQ] under a different name.

Sparkymonster has helped with disability access at [[Wiscon]] since 2008.

List of women of color in fandom

2009-02-06T23:39:32Z

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{{WOC}}{{WMSF}}

* [[Lee Abuabara]]
* [[Velma Bowen]]
* [[K. Tempest Bradford]]
* [[Pat Diggs]]
* [[M.J. Hardman]]
* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]
* [[Nora Jemisin]]
* [[Mari Kotani]]
* [[Yoon Ha Lee]]
* [[Claire Light]]
* [[Mary Anne Mohanraj]]
* [[Shweta Narayan]]
* [[Pam Noles]]
* [[D. Potter]]
* [[Yvonne Richardson]]
* [[Nisi Shawl]]
* [[Diantha Sprouse]]
* [[J. T. Stewart]]
* [[Kenita Watson]]
* [[sparkymonster]]

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Sparkymonster

2009-02-06T23:38:32Z

Sparkymonster: New page: Sparkymonster is a blogger on livejournal.

Sparkymonster is a blogger on livejournal.