Date: 2013-08-08 06:54 pm (UTC)
ulie Crisp of Tor books – one of the UK's leading SF imprints – added to the discussion recently with a data-driven blogpost that seemed to shift the responsibility back to women writers. Of 502 manuscripts submitted to Tor, only 32% were from women, and those which were submitted were predominantly fantasy – either epic or urban – not science fiction.


Well, that's strange, I thought it was because women sci-fi authors didn't sell in the UK?

Although, if the publishers have been putting that about — as they were at EasterCon a year or so ago — then it's no wonder that they're not getting many manuscripts from women.
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