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{{WMSF}}'''Women Make SF''' is a directory of women creators of SF. | {{WMSF}}'''Women Make SF''' is a directory of women creators of SF. | ||
It is a proposed resource, along the (developing) models of the [[Encyclopedia of female characters]], but focused on actual real<nowiki>*</nowiki> women. See also [[Index to queer women in SF]] and [[Index to women of color in SF]]. | |||
The scope includes all SF creators, including SF production and fandom. | |||
<nowiki>*</nowiki> "real" woman just means nonfictional; not biowoman or any other construction of womanhood. Womanhood for these purposes is a broad and inclusive definition that includes in the directory any person who has publicly identified as a woman (or been historically identified as a woman) for a significant amount of her (or his) adult life. | |||
See also [[Template:WMSF]] | |||
[[Category:WMSF]] | [[Category:WMSF]] | ||
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Women Make SF is a directory of women creators of SF.
It is a proposed resource, along the (developing) models of the Encyclopedia of female characters, but focused on actual real* women. See also Index to queer women in SF and Index to women of color in SF.
The scope includes all SF creators, including SF production and fandom.
* "real" woman just means nonfictional; not biowoman or any other construction of womanhood. Womanhood for these purposes is a broad and inclusive definition that includes in the directory any person who has publicly identified as a woman (or been historically identified as a woman) for a significant amount of her (or his) adult life.
See also Template:WMSF