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* [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] for 2006 announced | * [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award]] for 2006 announced | ||
* [[2006 Hugo vacuum]] - the virtual dearth of women writers in the major Hugo fiction categories | * [[2006 Hugo vacuum]] - the virtual dearth of women writers in the major Hugo fiction categories | ||
* [[Iris Network]] and [[Cerise Magazine]] launched by [[Andrea Rubenstein]] and [[Robyn Fleming]] for feminist gaming analysis | |||
* [[Laundrygate]] - the Sideshow statuette of [[Mary Jane Watson]] pulling Spiderman's costume out of the laundry, widely perceived to be MJ ''washing'' Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose | * [[Laundrygate]] - the Sideshow statuette of [[Mary Jane Watson]] pulling Spiderman's costume out of the laundry, widely perceived to be MJ ''washing'' Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose | ||
* [[WisCon 31]] held in May, 2007, in Madison, Wisconsin | * [[WisCon 31]] held in May, 2007, in Madison, Wisconsin | ||
See [[Feminist SF timeline]] and other [[timeline]]s | |||
[[Category:2007| ]] | [[Category:2007| ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:20, 29 May 2007
A year in the Gregorian calendar.
Events of interest:
- James Tiptree, Jr. Award for 2006 announced
- 2006 Hugo vacuum - the virtual dearth of women writers in the major Hugo fiction categories
- Iris Network and Cerise Magazine launched by Andrea Rubenstein and Robyn Fleming for feminist gaming analysis
- Laundrygate - the Sideshow statuette of Mary Jane Watson pulling Spiderman's costume out of the laundry, widely perceived to be MJ washing Spidey's duds while in a sexually suggestive costume and pose
- WisCon 31 held in May, 2007, in Madison, Wisconsin
See Feminist SF timeline and other timelines