The Girl Who Was Plugged In: Difference between revisions

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"The Girl Who Was Plugged In" is an award-winning 1974 short story by James Tiptree, Jr..

It tells the story of an "ugly" young woman who agrees to animate the body of a typically feminine female.

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-Story by [[James Tiptree, Jr.]].
+[[IMAGE:Tiptree-GirlWhoWasPluggedIn.jpg|thumb|200px|right]]
-Has been adapted to television on the series ''[[Welcome to Paradox]]''.
+'''"The Girl Who Was Plugged In"''' is an award-winning 1974 short story by [[James Tiptree, Jr.]].
+It tells the story of an "[[body image and beauty standards|ugly]]" young woman who agrees to animate the body of a typically feminine female.
-[[Category: 1974 Publications|Girl Who Was Plugged In, The]][[Category: Hugo Award winning short stories|Girl Who Was Plugged In, The]]
+==Publications and adaptations==
+* Adapted to television on the series ''[[Welcome to Paradox]]''.
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Girl Who Was Plugged In, The}}
+[[Category: 1974 publications]]
+[[category:Hugo Award winning novellas]]
+[[Category:Mid-length fiction]]
+[[Category:Works by James Tiptree, Jr.]]
+[[Category:Cyberpunk works]]
+[[category:James Tiptree, Jr.]]
+[[category:Works by title]]