This year at Austin’s ArmadilloCon there were three panels on feminist science fiction and fantasy: one on the classic examples, one called “Badass, Babe, or None of the Above” on the archetypes for women in SF/F, and one on new … Continue reading
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By Nancy Jane Moore Timmi Duchamp is probably best known as a writer of fiction with political and feminist content. Her five-volume Marq’ssan Cycle explores ways to change how postmodern societies work and she is the founder of Aqueduct Press, … Continue reading
Here’s the most important thing about reviews: They’re a sign your work is being noticed. Of course, bad reviews can be depressing, which is probably why many famous people say they never read them. But it’s even worse when no … Continue reading