Feminist SF timeline - Revision history

Fbaum: /* Rockin' in the 21st */

2011-08-04T13:17:23Z

Rockin' in the 21st

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	* [[2000]] [[Feminist Bookstore News]] shuts down after a 25-year run, during which it saw the peak of many feminist presses and bookstores around the English-speaking world and then the demise of most of them		* [[2000]] [[Feminist Bookstore News]] shuts down after a 25-year run, during which it saw the peak of many feminist presses and bookstores around the English-speaking world and then the demise of most of them
	* [[2002]] [[Whileaway LiveJournal community]] for the discussion of feminist SF begins on June 26		* [[2002]] [[Whileaway LiveJournal community]] for the discussion of feminist SF begins on June 26
	* [[2003]] [[Monique Wittig]] ~~die~~		* [[2003]] [[Monique Wittig]] dies
	* [[2004]] [[Aqueduct Press]], the first press explicitly dedicated to feminist SF, is founded by [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]		* [[2004]] [[Aqueduct Press]], the first press explicitly dedicated to feminist SF, is founded by [[L. Timmel Duchamp]]
	* [[2006]] [[Octavia E. Butler]] dies		* [[2006]] [[Octavia E. Butler]] dies

Liz Henry: /* The Eighties: Cyberpunk & "Post-Feminism" (1980-1990) */

2009-01-19T18:38:54Z

The Eighties: Cyberpunk & "Post-Feminism" (1980-1990)

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	* [[1988]] [[Gaylaxicon]], the first GLB SF convention, is held in ____________________		* [[1988]] [[Gaylaxicon]], the first GLB SF convention, is held in ____________________
	* [[1988]] The [[Lambda Literary Awards]] are inaugurated, with a joint category for "mystery/sf"; first award is given to a mystery		* [[1988]] The [[Lambda Literary Awards]] are inaugurated, with a joint category for "mystery/sf"; first award is given to a mystery
	* [[1989]] [[Susanna Sturgis]] edits ''[[Memories and Visions\|Memories and Visions: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'', followed soon by ''[[The Women Who Walk Through Fire\|The Women Who Walk Through Fire: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction, Vol.2]], two anthologies		* [[1988]] [[Sharon Yntema]] publishes [[More than 100 Woman Science Fiction Writers]]: An Annotated Bibliography
			* [[1989]] [[Susanna Sturgis]] edits ''[[Memories and Visions\|Memories and Visions: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'', followed soon by ''[[The Women Who Walk Through Fire\|The Women Who Walk Through Fire: Women's Fantasy and Science Fiction, Vol.2]], two anthologies from [[The Crossing Press]]

	==The Gay Nineties: Queer Identity & Default Feminism (1991 onward)==		==The Gay Nineties: Queer Identity & Default Feminism (1991 onward)==

Liz Henry: /* The Golden Age of Feminist SF (1968-1979) */

2009-01-19T18:24:44Z

The Golden Age of Feminist SF (1968-1979)

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	* [[1978]] E.M. Broner publishes ''[[A Weave of Women]]''		* [[1978]] E.M. Broner publishes ''[[A Weave of Women]]''
	* [[1978]] Vonda McIntyre publishes ''[[Dreamsnake]]''		* [[1978]] Vonda McIntyre publishes ''[[Dreamsnake]]''
			* [[1978]] [[The Women's Press]] is founded in the U.K. and begins to publish a line of feminist science fiction.
	* [[1979]] The gay/lesbian (eventually [[GLBT]]) bookstore "[[A Different Light]]" opens, naming itself after [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]]'s 1978 novel		* [[1979]] The gay/lesbian (eventually [[GLBT]]) bookstore "[[A Different Light]]" opens, naming itself after [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]]'s 1978 novel
	* [[1979]] [[Octavia E. Butler]] publishes ''[[Kindred]]''		* [[1979]] [[Octavia E. Butler]] publishes ''[[Kindred]]''

Taranet: /* Sources & External Links */

2008-10-05T00:23:42Z

Sources & External Links

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	[[Category:Calendar]]		[[Category:Calendar]]
	~~[[Category:FeministSF History]]~~
	[[Category:History of feminist SF]]		[[Category:History of feminist SF]]

Debbie at 06:03, 20 January 2008

2008-01-20T06:03:42Z

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Lquilter: /* Rockin' in the 21st */ links

2007-06-14T14:21:17Z

Rockin' in the 21st: links

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	* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.		* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.
	* [[2006]] - The Year of Women in Comics		* [[2006]] - The Year of Women in Comics
	* [[2006]] - [[~~GirlWonder~~.org]] launched for women in comics		* [[2006]] - [[Girl-Wonder.org]] launched for women in comics
	* [[2006]] - [[Ormes Society]] founded for black women in comics		* [[2006]] - [[Ormes Society]] founded for black women in comics

	* [[2007]] - The [[2006 Hugo vacuum]]		* [[2007]] - The [[2006 Hugo vacuum]]
	* [[2007]] - [[LaundryGate]]		* [[2007]] - [[LaundryGate]]
	* [[2007]] - Launch of ~~the~~ [[Iris Network]] and [[Cerise Magazine]] for women in gaming		* [[2007]] - Launch of [[The Iris Network]] and [[Cerise Magazine]] for women in gaming

	== Sources & External Links ==		== Sources & External Links ==

Lquilter: /* Rockin' in the 21st */ year of women in comics

2007-06-14T13:53:21Z

Rockin' in the 21st: year of women in comics

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	* [[2006]] [[Breastfeeding on LiveJournal\|LiveJournal BreastFeeding Icon Controversy]]		* [[2006]] [[Breastfeeding on LiveJournal\|LiveJournal BreastFeeding Icon Controversy]]
	* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.		* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.
	* [[2006]] [[GirlWonder.org]] launched for women in comics		* [[2006]] - The Year of Women in Comics
			* [[2006]] - [[GirlWonder.org]] launched for women in comics
	* [[2006]] - [[Ormes Society]] founded for black women in comics		* [[2006]] - [[Ormes Society]] founded for black women in comics

Lquilter: /* Rockin' in the 21st */ ormes

2007-05-29T18:31:02Z

Rockin' in the 21st: ormes

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	* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.		* [[2006]] [[Harlan Ellison Breast Grab Incident\|"BoobGate"]]: [[Harlan Ellison]] made a boob of himself by acting like a baby on stage, making a grab at [[Connie Willis]]' tit.
	* [[2006]] [[GirlWonder.org]] launched for women in comics		* [[2006]] [[GirlWonder.org]] launched for women in comics
			* [[2006]] - [[Ormes Society]] founded for black women in comics

	* [[2007]] - The [[2006 Hugo vacuum]]		* [[2007]] - The [[2006 Hugo vacuum]]

Lquilter: /* Rockin' in the 21st */ more

2007-05-29T18:27:06Z

Rockin' in the 21st: more

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	==Rockin' in the 21st==		==Rockin' in the 21st==
			New ventures exploding, and for good reason.

	* [[2000]] [[Broad Universe]] founded to promote women writers of SF/F/H		* [[2000]] [[Broad Universe]] founded to promote women writers of SF/F/H
	* [[2000]] [[Feminist Bookstore News]] shuts down after a 25-year run, during which it saw the peak and then eventual demise of many feminist presses and bookstores.		* [[2000]] [[Feminist Bookstore News]] shuts down after a 25-year run, during which it saw the peak and then eventual demise of many feminist presses and bookstores.

Lquilter: /* Rockin' in the 21st */

2007-05-29T18:26:08Z

Rockin' in the 21st

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	* [[2003]] [[Monique Wittig]] died		* [[2003]] [[Monique Wittig]] died
			* [[2004]] [[Aqueduct Press]] founded - first press explicitly dedicated to feminist SF

	* [[2006]] [[Octavia Butler]] died		* [[2006]] [[Octavia Butler]] died