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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Wrap-up of the A to Z series
As I’ve mentioned before, my blog series on women writers of science fiction and fantasy was never intended to be encyclopedic. Still, I find I had to leave out many authors whose work I love and many others whose work … Continue reading
It was a very good year
Some of the things I did this year were things I set out to do: I took my son with me to Boskone this year. I sold a story to a SFWA-qualifying venue. I became eligible to join SFWA (Associate … Continue reading
Handmade and other goodies
Leading up to Christmas, I took some time out from working on my son’s quilt to work on presents — specifically, sweaters for both kids. I have more butterflies to add to the girl’s sweater. Maybe I’ll add a couple … Continue reading
Zettel, Zoline
And so we come to the end of the alphabet. For this final installment in my series on women writers of science fiction and fantasy, I turn to Sarah Zettel and Pamela Zoline. If you’ve enjoyed other works by these … Continue reading
On goals
It’s coming up on the end of the year, and I’m noticing people posting about how they’ve done this year or making plans for next year. (I’ve got a wrap-up post of my own that’ll go up Saturday, so I’m … Continue reading
The Magic of Christmas
(Today’s post is a guest post from Erin Kendall of Turtleduck Press. Enjoy!) Christmas. It is my most favorite time of year: snow-covered streets; beautiful lights on houses and stores; people dashing around in a buying frenzy; our Christmas tree … Continue reading
X, Yarbro, Yelinek, Yolen
Here we are at the penultimate post in this series. I looked, but I couldn’t find any speculative fiction writers whose names started with X, and very few writers at all. So X clearly doesn’t mark the spot here. Perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Merry-Go-Round Blog Tour
Tagged A to Z series 2, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Jane Yolen, Kathryn Yelinek, women in SF/F
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Weis, Willis, Wonders
Today’s helping of women writers of science fiction and fantasy includes books by Margaret Weis and Connie Willis, as well as a short story (her first pro sale!) by Brooke Wonders. If you’ve enjoyed something else by these authors, or … Continue reading
Posted in reading
Tagged A to Z series 2, Brooke Juliet Wonders, Connie Willis, Margaret Weis, women in SF/F
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Dreams from the past
Recently, Karina Fabian (discussed previously for Magic, Mensa & Mayhem), in her Rocket Science for the Rest of Us blog, pointed to an announcement — NASA is taking applications for astronaut training. There was a time I would’ve loved to … Continue reading
Valente, Vaughn, Viehl
As promised, the next post in my women in science fiction and fantasy blog series, posting on Wednesday so we’re back to normal! Today, I discuss a short story by Catherynne Valente and books by Carrie Vaughn and S. L. … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z series 2, Carrie Vaughn, Catherynne M. Valente, S. L. Viehl, women in SF/F
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