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Revision as of 12:44, 11 November 2010
An index of all nonfiction works listed in the FSFwiki -- essays, anthologies, dissertations, reviews, cookbooks, bibliographies, documentaries, radio shows, interviews, etc. -- by title.
Pages in category "Nonfiction works by title"
The following 192 pages are in this category, out of 192 total.
A
- Afro-Future Females
- Alien Constructions
- Alien to Femininity
- Aliens and Others
- Alternative Futures
- Alternative Sexualities in Science Fiction and Fantasy / Mohanraj
- Always Painting the Future
- Ambling Along the Aqueduct
- Angela Carter and the Fairy Tale - Marvels and Tales issue 1
- The Art of Tales from Earthsea
- Attack of the Leading Ladies
B
C
- Can the Subaltern Speak? / Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak (1988)
- CBS American Indian Heritage Month Reading List
- CBS Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Reading List
- CBS Black History Month Reading List
- CBS Hispanic Heritage Month Reading List
- Close Encounters
- Close to Home
- Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence / Adrienne Rich (1980)
- Conceiving the Heavens
- Contemporary Feminist Fiction and the Fantastic / Armitt
- Contemporary Feminist Utopianism / Sargisson
- Contemporary Women's Fiction and the Fantastic
- The Country You Have Never Seen
- A Cyborg Manifesto / Donna Haraway
D
E
F
- Fairy Tale Liberation / Alison Lurie
- Fairy Tales and Feminism
- The Female Hero in Folklore and Legend
- Females and Harry Potter
- The Feminine Eye
- Feminism and Science Fiction
- Feminism and Science Fiction (LeFanu)
- Feminism and SF - Foundation Forum (1988)
- Feminism Faces the Fantastic - Women's Studies Issue (1987)
- Feminism, Feminist Theory, and SF Issue - Extrapolation (1995)
- Feminism, Utopia, and Narrative
- Feminist Bookstore News
- Feminist Fabulations
- Feminist Gamers (LiveJournal Community)
- Feminist Narrative and the Supernatural
- Feminist Science Fiction - Women's Studies International Forum issue (1984)
- Feminist Utopian Novels of the 1970s
- Feminist Utopias / Bartkowski
- Feministing
- FeministSF the blog!
- FemSpec
- Frankenstein's Daughters
- Future Females, The Next Generation
- Future Females: A Critical Anthology
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
- Partners in Wonder
- Please Explain Slash To Me (WisCon 31 panel)
- Political Science Fiction
- Politics, Persuasion, and Pragmatism
- Pornography by Women for Women, With Love / Joanna Russ
- A Postcolonial Borders View of Geoff Ryman's Air (WisCon 31 paper)
- Pregnant Fictions
- Pretty Bloody: The Women of Horror
R
S
- Scheherazade's Sisters
- Science-Fiction Studies
- SciFi, Fantasy and Lesbian Visions - Sinister Wisdom (1988)
- Scottish Women's Gothic and Fantastic Writing: Fiction Since 1978
- The Secret Feminist Cabal (book)
- Sex in Fandom / Dave Kyle
- SF and Technology as Mystification / Joanna Russ (1978)
- Simians, Cyborgs, and Women
- Singing Like a Bird (WisCon 31 paper)
- Slayage
- Social Science Fiction / Isaac Asimov (1953 essay)
- Steering the Craft
- The Supergirls / Madrid
- The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction
T
U
W
- Watcher Junior
- What Are We Fighting For?
- What Can a Heroine Do? or Why Women Can't Write / Joanna Russ
- When Fangirls Attack!
- Where No Man Has Gone Before
- Whileaway (LiveJournal community)
- White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack / Peggy McIntosh
- Whoosh!
- The Witch and the Chameleon
- Woman and Labour / Olive Schreiner
- Women and Arthurian Literature
- Women and SF Issue - Extrapolation (1982)
- Women in Science Fiction and Fantasy (encyclopedia)
- Women in Science Fiction Symposium Issue - Khatru (1975)
- Women in/and/of Comics
- Women of Ideas
- Women of Other Worlds
- Women of the Future / King
- Women of Vision
- The Women Ruled - Fanews Issue (1952)
- Women Special Issue - Alternative Futures (1981)
- The Women Who Knew Too Much
- Women Worldwalkers
- The Women's Review of Books
- Women's Utopias in British and American Fiction
- Women's Work (blog)
- Women, Race and Class
- Women, Science, and Fiction
- Wonder Women: Feminisms and Superheroes
- Worlds Apart?
- Worlds in Conflict
- Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin
- Writing the Other