"Sea of Cortez" by Sandra McDonald
"Eye of the Storm" by Kelley Eskridge
"Fisherman" by Nalo Hopkinson
"Pirate Solutions" by Katie Sparrow
"'A Wild and a Wicked Youth'" by Ellen Kushner
"Prosperine When it Sizzles" by Tansy Rayner Roberts
"The Fairy Cony-Catcher" by Delia Sherman
"Palimpsest" by Catherynne M. Valente
"Another Coming" by Sonya Taaffe
"Bleaker Collegiate Presents an All-Female Production of Waiting for Godot" by Claire Humphrey
"The Ghost Party" by Richard Larson
"Bonehouse" by Keffy R. M. Kehrli
"Sex with Ghosts" by Sarah Kanning
"Spoiling Veena" by Keyan Bowes
"Self-Reflection" by Tobi Hill-Meyer
"The Metamorphosis Bud" by Liu Wen Zhuang
"Schrodinger's Pussy" by Terra LeMay
Putting this book together was a delight, and I'm deeply glad that Steve (
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I knew it would, but it's still great to see :)
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I'm just wondering if you got far more/better submissions from women than men, or what. I know it shouldn't matter, but it just looks ironic to me that a book supposedly about subverting the gender binary is almost entirely written by people of one gender.
Eh, this still reads a bit trollish. Feel free to delete the comment if you want. I'm planning to buy the book either way.
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I do object to the premise, though. Being female-bodied does not mean identifying as a woman, for one thing. Another: how would having a "50/50" TOC do anything for disrupting the binary, either, in a dualistic construction like this one? I would be (and am) more concerned by the fact that there are no stories by writers who identify as intersex or agendered.
And for the answer - no, I actually don't find having only two men in the TOC ironic.
The reason for that is that I was more concerned with the content of the stories than how the writers identified. The "gender spread" in the stories themselves is as diverse as I could get with sixteen entries; the point of the anthology is not the authors' identification, since these aren't memoirs, but the stories that are in it, and who is represented in the stories.
(As for subs: many of the submissions by men were stories I loved, but they were gay stories, not genderqueer/bisexual/etc. stories; the theme was the deciding factor.)
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By the way, "Spoiling Veena" first appeared over at Expanded Horizons back in our second issue and is available online here.
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then i saw it from a different point of view: most of the male fic ive read is sex, sex and more sex with no plot development and stock characters. maybe it's a good thing that there's hardly any male writers here! perhaps a female dominated comp will be more thoughtful and cerebral and less of a porn extravaganza.
Either way, can't wait to crack open the book and see what's inside.
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