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As some of you may have already heard, there's an anthology of "innovative[1] and mind-blowing" sf, and it happens to not include anything written by women.
The comment thread mentions authors who were left out, but the only specific story mentioned was Jackson's "The Lottery".
I nominate "The Snowball Effect" by Katherine MacLean.
And there's that mind-blastingly cynical story by Tiptree about the nice uninhabited planet that people of good will are given a key to. What's the title?
"Down the Wall" by Greer Gilman.
Any other nominees?
[1]"Innovative" doesn't seem to imply stylistic wildness.
As some of you may have already heard, there's an anthology of "innovative[1] and mind-blowing" sf, and it happens to not include anything written by women.
The comment thread mentions authors who were left out, but the only specific story mentioned was Jackson's "The Lottery".
I nominate "The Snowball Effect" by Katherine MacLean.
And there's that mind-blastingly cynical story by Tiptree about the nice uninhabited planet that people of good will are given a key to. What's the title?
"Down the Wall" by Greer Gilman.
Any other nominees?
[1]"Innovative" doesn't seem to imply stylistic wildness.
