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Has picked which book I review on Sunday. Have fun speculating which Disco Era book I have in mind.
Marta Randall (note the lack of dates)
Dec. 31st, 2012 12:04 amgot a Nebula nomination? Huh.
This...this was amusing (winners in bold):
This...this was amusing (winners in bold):
1967 Samuel R. Delany+ Babel-17 1967 Daniel Keyes+ Flowers for Algernon 1967 Robert A. Heinlein The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress Also posted at Dreamwidth, where there arecomment(s); comment here or there.
Marta Randall (note the lack of dates)
Dec. 31st, 2012 12:04 amgot a Nebula nomination? Huh.
This...this was amusing (winners in bold):
This...this was amusing (winners in bold):
1967 Samuel R. Delany+ Babel-17 1967 Daniel Keyes+ Flowers for Algernon 1967 Robert A. Heinlein The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
First, the table of contents for Solaris Rising: The New Solaris Book of Science Fiction Edited by Ian Whates.
Some statistical details were noted:
And finally (?) Ian Whates weighs in with anecdata!
Some statistical details were noted:
The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction by Boys volume one has Mary A Turzillo as token feminine contributor. One woman from eighteen listed authors. Volume Two is obviously the feminist volume with a remarkable three women out of fourteen involved. Neal Asher gets two stories though, to restore the balance. It’s back to normal for Volume Three as fifteen stories allow room for just one woman.
And finally (?) Ian Whates weighs in with anecdata!
