The data suggest that the step from literary prize shortlist to winner might be an important inflection point in the operation of unconscious bias against women in literary prizes. Or: this is where women’s voices are throttled.
Read moreToday I am delighted (amazed, thrilled, beaming so hard I think I might take off into orbit) to announce the start of shooting on Kelley’s woman-driven SF action thriller…
Read moreOut today in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Alice Sheldon (aka James Tiptree, Jr), Letters to Tiptree, edited by Alisa Krasnostein and Alexandra Pierce. It includes an essay from me.
Read moreTeaser trailer for Carol, based on Patricia Highsmith’s Carol/The Price of Salt, starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.
Read moreOut in six weeks, October 1: a luscious, newly-typeset paperback edition of Hild. At 640 pages, it’s even more capacious…
Read moreI wrote a guest post for Charlie Stross’s blog that has a wee bit more data about the Hugos. More to come…
Read moreA more granular look at prize-worthy fiction shows an even greater bias regarding the protagonists’ gender. This is why we count…
Read moreA number of people have expressed interest in helping to count literary prize data. The data so far show a consistent, persistent,…
Read moreApple/Beats are promoting the forthcoming film Straight Outta Compton* with a wee app to turn your photo into an album cover. So…
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Nicola Griffith