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Wonder Woman: A Holy Communion

Why all the hullabaloo about Wonder Woman?  Why is this movie such a big deal?  Why has it become, as a writer who’s opinion I respect has put it, “a feminist hill to die on?”  And why did it matter so much to me? Source: Wonder Woman: A Holy Communion

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From Dark to Dark: Yes, Women Have Always Written Space Opera

Every year or two, someone writes another article about a genre that women have just now entered, which used to be the province of male writers. Usually it’s some form of science fiction. Lately it’s been fantasy, especially epic fantasy (which strikes me with fierce irony, because I remember when fantasy was pink and squishy […]

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Spotted on Reddit: Kodos, Kang in Tight Race in North Vancouver

A little nerd humour for the BC election today. North Vancouver has become the ultimate battleground for a pair of intergalactic candidates. Reddit user hpka spotted these Simpsons-inspired campaign signs on the Mount Seymour Parkway. Read the full article at the Vancouver Sun.

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What I Should Be Doing

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May the Fourth Be With You

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5 Women Writers Who Have Made Space Opera Their Own

Image: Photo of C.J. Cherryh in the plane she pilots. Elizabeth Moon’s new novel Cold Welcome is a sci-fi thriller about a space fleet commander unexpectedly thrown into a life-or-death situation with an untested crew. It’s the first space opera that Moon has written since her Serrano’s Legacy novels wrapped up about a decade ago. […]

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Courage Reborn

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6 Dystopian Sci-Fi Plotlines I’ve Seen in the News Recently

A handful of megacorporations acquire a complete lockdown on every major market in the world, including the media, access to books, our food, our water, and the air we breathe.  Corruption at the highest levels of government, general apathy, and a determined propaganda campaign prevents humanity from doing anything to stop it.  Frederik Pohl & […]

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Cold Minds and Warm Hearts

“I have a cold mind and a warm heart, whereas most people have cold, troubled hearts and warm, muggy minds, which they mistake for sincere feelings.” ― James Tiptree Jr.

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One Reason Why Science Fiction Was Traditionally Racist — Maybe

Science fiction has a reputation for being a field that has traditionally been entirely dominated by white heterosexual cisgender men, both in terms of its writers and its protagonists.  It’s a reputation that the whole field has been working very hard to leave behind.  One often wonders (at least, I do,) how it got that […]

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