If you’ve been following our Kickstarter campaign for Women Destroy Science Fiction!, then you’ve probably already seen the series of essays we’ve been posting as project updates. But for those of you who haven’t, we thought we should round up all the links and have them in one place for easy access.
So if you haven’t already, please check out these essays from women writers and readers of science fiction, talking about their experiences with and in the genre:
- “Stocking Stuffers” by Anaea Lay
- “Stepping Through a Portal” by Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
- “Reading the Library Alphabetically” by Liz Argall
- “Toward a Better Future” by Nancy Jane Moore
- “Are We There Yet?” by Sheila Finch
- “For the Trailblazers” by Kristi Charish
- “Stomp All Over That” by O. J. Cade
- “Stray Outside the Lines” by E. Catherine Tobler
- “I Wanted to Be the First Woman on the Moon” by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
- “Your Future is Out of Date” by Pat Murphy
- “Join Us in the Future” by Marissa Lingen
- “I Didn’t Choose the Science Fiction Life” by Seanan McGuire
- “Writing Among the Beginning of Women” by Amy Sterling Casil
- “Breaching the Gap” by Brooke Bolander
- “Writing Stories, Wrinkling Time” by Kat Howard
- “Not a Spaceship, Robot, or Zombie in Sight” by Anne Charnock
- “Never Think of Yourself as Less” by Helena Bell
- “Women Who Are More Than Strong” by Georgina Kamsika
- “Where Are My SF Books?” by DeAnn Knippling
- “A Science-Fictional Woman” by Cheryl Morgan
- “We Have Always Fought: Challenging the Women, Cattle and Slaves Narrative” by Kameron Hurley (reprint)
- “The Wendybird ” by Stina Leicht
- “Read SF and You’ve Got a Posse” by Gail Marsella
- “Women are the Future of Science Fiction” by Juliette Wade
- “An ABC of Kickass, or A Partial Exorcism of My TBR/TBRA* Pile” by Jude Griffin
- “Science Fiction: You’re Doin’ It Wrong” by Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
- “We Are the Army of Women Destroying SF” by Sandra Wickham
- “We Are the Fifty Percent” by Rachel Swirsky
We’ll try our best to keep this list updated in a timely fashion, but if you want to ensure you don’t miss any of these, you can back Women Destroy Science Fiction! and thus will get these updates via email, or you can subscribe to the campaign’s RSS feed.
