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Award-winning SFF author Vonda N. McIntyre died April 1, 2019. The world lost a force of nature, a brilliant, kind, generous, fiercely talented artist. Friends, colleagues, admirers, fans all pay tribute to a radiant life here. McIntyre's oeuvre includes Dreamsnake (Hugo & Nebula award winner, '78), The Moon and the Sun (Nebula '98, & movie, awaiting release), plus stories, novelizations & tie-ins, including Star Trek novel, The Entropy Effect...

Originally published and edited by Jeffrey D. Smith in 1975, Khatru 3&4's symposium on women in science fiction was a detailed conversation among some of the most well-known authors of 70s feminist science fiction, including Suzy McKee Charnas, Samuel R. Delany, Vonda N. McIntyre, Joanna Russ, James Tiptree Jr. (before her true identity of Alice B. Sheldon was known), Kate Wilhelm, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, and others, The opinions expressed by pa...

This book lists all the Tiptree Award winners, Tiptree honor lists and Tiptree long lists since the founding of the award in 1990 through 2019, when the awards name was changed to the Otherwise Award. In addition, the Tiptree retrospective awards, presented in 1996 are listed. Also included are ceremony site, art prizes, and songs with which the winners were serenaded during the award ceremonies.

The Space Babe Coloring Book has 36 pages and 37 diverse representations of that amazing superhero Space Babe, perfect for coloring by wanna-be Space Babes of all ages. The original Space Babe-a kick-ass gal with a raygun-was created decades ago by artist and science fiction fan Jeanne Gomoll. This year, Jeanne realized that the original Space Babe is not alone. And so Jeanne created many Space Babes, all ready to fight for the rights of all. ...

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Terry Carr recounts the invention of an imaginary black science fiction fan named Carl Brandon, one of the field?s most (in)famous hoaxes. In addition to Carl Brandon?s complete history, this volume includes his J.D. Salinger parody, "The Cacher of the Rye, " a more current parody by Carl Brandon 2.0, "The Kvetcher on the Racists, " and an essay by Samuel R. Delany, "Racism and Science Fiction.? To quote Carr: "In the late fifties, several of ...