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'''''Devil Girl from Mars''''' is a 1954 science fiction film by David MacDonald. It is most notable for its influence on [[Octavia Butler]]: | '''''Devil Girl from Mars''''' is a 1954 science fiction film by David MacDonald. It is most notable for its influence on [[Octavia Butler]]: | ||
: I was writing my own little stories and when I was 12, I was watching a bad science fiction movie called "Devil Girl from Mars", and decided that I could write a better story than that. And I turned off the TV and proceeded to try, and I've been writing science fiction ever since.<ref>Frances M. Beal, "Black Women and the Science Fiction Genre: Interview with Octavia Butler", ''Black Scholar'', v.17 (March-April 1986), p.14.</ref> | : I was writing my own little stories and when I was 12, I was watching a bad science fiction movie called "Devil Girl from Mars", and decided that I could write a better story than that. And I turned off the TV and proceeded to try, and I've been writing science fiction ever since.<ref>[[Frances M. Beal]], "Black Women and the Science Fiction Genre: Interview with Octavia Butler", ''Black Scholar'', v.17 (March-April 1986), p.14.</ref> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:49, 11 June 2007
Devil Girl from Mars is a 1954 science fiction film by David MacDonald. It is most notable for its influence on Octavia Butler:
- I was writing my own little stories and when I was 12, I was watching a bad science fiction movie called "Devil Girl from Mars", and decided that I could write a better story than that. And I turned off the TV and proceeded to try, and I've been writing science fiction ever since.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Frances M. Beal, "Black Women and the Science Fiction Genre: Interview with Octavia Butler", Black Scholar, v.17 (March-April 1986), p.14.