Awards, Reviews & Links to the Feminist SF/F & Utopia Site

People & Institutions that have linked or are in some other way connected ... I can't list all the search engines, but every search engine I've searched has turned up the site.

According to Altavista (7/31/96) there are at least 500 links to the feminist science fiction web page. Obviously all of you have not let us know that you're linking ! How can we reciprocate the link if you don't let us know?

AltaVista links 7/31/96: over 500
11/11/97: over 1500 site links

• adastra
• Adolescent Literature Quick Author List
• America OnLine forums, under feminist science fiction, 4/27/95 (poster not listed because no permission asked or given).
• Atlas to the Web entry - Atlas home

• Baubo's Pages
• Brown University Library: American Civilization Resources and Women's Studies
• Bookbeast

• The Cabinet of Dr. Casey - the Horror Web Page links to Tanith Lee . . .
• Center for Utopian/Dystopian Studies at Ohio University - Andy Wood
• Century Recommended Links
• Cherish Brown
• CNet Reviews: Best of the Web (review) - they seem to have gotten rid of the Best of the Web reviews but they still list us under women on the net where they say: "Book reviews, classified by subjects such as 'gender reenvisioned' or 'feminist retellings,' form the bulk of this site. It also offers links to sci-fi-friendly worlds and feminist Net hangouts." (11/18/97)
• Collections & Projects Devoted to Writing by Women
• Command and Control: Women in Sci-Fi
• CyberFeminism
• CyberHound (by Gale)

• DalitNet, last visited 2003-02-18.
• DB
• Joe DeRouen keeps a SF list
• Digi-Zine interview with Freddie Baer
• Digital Librarian says "Laura Quilter's site provides author bibliographies with brief plot summaries, subject index, non-fiction bibliography on feminist science fiction, fantasy and utopias, and links to related resources."

• The Ekumen: An Ursla K. Le Guin reference page (10/00)
• Elyce's Homepage (very cool)
• English Sites by Mike Schwaegerl and Carol Pulvino
• Eternity Magazine Presents ... (section "f") everything you need to submit publications ...

• Feminism in Science Fiction by Karen James, with Suite 101. Original article at: http://www.suite101.com/topics/page.cfm/331 and archive at: http://www.suite101.com/articles/article.cfm/3464
  
• Feminist.Com links to the page under OTHER RESOURCES then Women and the Arts
• Feminist Fun & Games from the IGC Feminist Resources on the Web list
• feminology - literature
• Feral Press Inc on their links page
• Funhouse JED - Janice Dawley, feminist sf fan par excellence!
• Fuzzy Blue Books

• The Girly Page
• Bethany Leigh Grenald

• Herspace
• History of Utopian Literature from UMich FSF Pages
• Laura Hudson librarian at U Mich keeps a feminist resources page (link down as of 6/3/96)

• Infocenter Ronneby, kvinnor
• Inner Views and more

• Kaspah Raster - an anarcho-situ fanzine of essays, screeds, speculative fiction and ScHiZ fLuX kulturkampf ... see the from Speculative Fiction to ScHiZ-fLuX issue

• Links from Vermont
• Links of Interest to Fandom

• Mark-Space site
• Marsolli SF Site (French)
• MIT Libraries - Literature Section

  Novel Reflections

• Korenman's Other Women's Studies WWW & Gophers

• LitLinks from University of Alberta linked under gender issues
• Little Victories: Feminist Science Fiction & Women's History
• Lonely Cry from Eileen Kernagan
• lycos top 5% review - as of 11/24/97 lycos reviews (formerly pointcom) gives us a "64" content, "60" design, and "60" overall (out of 100) and says: "This site provides a literary survey of "feminist utopias, science fiction, and fantasy" from authors like Margaret Atwood, Ursula K. Le Guin, and Marge Piercy. If you've heard enough catty slurs about Jack Sprat's wife and that old lady who lived in a shoe, here you'll find links to "feminist retellings of myths, fairy tales, and folklore," and "Post-Holocaust, Women-Run Societies." Site creator Laura [Quilter] is an academic librarian and sci-fi enthusiast; she seems to know her stuff. A good stop before heading off to the library or bookstore." (you should hear my discussion of internet evaluation systems and "ratings")

• Maura McHugh's Home Page
• The McKinley (Web search engine - includes evaluations and annotations)
• The McKinley: Magellan's Review of Feminist Science Fiction site
• MerCat
• Julie Miller Cribbs
• Mining Co - Women's Issues
• ModemGrrls

• Vera Nazarian links to the Tanith Lee and the fem-sf pages in general ... she says this of the fsffu pages: "an impressive and thorough gathering of information on women writing in the speculative fiction genre" and of the Tanith Lee pages she says: "Laura M. Quilter (who also runs the Feminist Utopia page below) has compiled a wonderful collection of information about Tanith Lee, the British fantasy, SF and horror writer whose sublime writing had inspired me! Fellow Lee worshippers, dive in!"
• NetFemme - Lectures says "Feminist Science Fiction, une belle collection de science-fiction féministe; oeuvres, auteures, lecteurs et critiques." Isn't that nice?
• Nudity in SF Biblio

• Pam Atkins
• Paula's Links
• PC Computing Best 1001 Sites on the Web (from the December 1995 issue)
• peaceweb
• pegasys women's studies & resources
• Pointcom: Review of Feminist Science Fiction Page - pointcom of course got merged with lycos ...

• ReaderCon 10
• Resource Guide to Feminist Science Fiction by H Whipple
• Riot Grrl Books ... annalee

• San Diego Science Fiction Fandom's Page from Walter Hedges
• Joseph Santini keeps a SF list
• Sarah Lawrence College library resources in language & literature ...
• Sassy Fem (3/31/96)
• Sci-Fi Weekly Issue 20, Site of the Week, Review of Feminist Science Fiction Page.
• Science Fiction & Cyberpunk Archive
• Science Fiction & Fact Pages from Laurie Mann (alternatively: worcester.lm.com/lmann/hot/sf.html
• Speculative Fiction Clearinghouse
• Science Fiction Weekly: Issue 20, Volume 2; 5/6/96. Site of the Week for 5/6/96 (Reviewed by Aidan Doyle)
• SF Authors ... Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
• Snap! Online (look under entertainment & then sci-fi)
• Speculative Fiction and Future Politics
• Spunk Press - Other Internet Resources (tangentially related to anarchism: Le Guin page linked)
• English & Drama Links from St. Mary's College Library
• Stefan's

• Terra Incognita (web site for publication on earth-based sf)

• Ultimate SF Web General Interest Section
• University of Amsterdam links under social movements & utopia ...
• University of Michigan Fantasy & SF Pages SF stuff
• utopia vision - this guy didn't link to the site but he did write and suggest we take a look ...

• vacuum kitty productions
• Kay Vandergrift's Adult Materials Web Site (not what you may think) - she says of our site: "One of the best websites with an excellent selection of resources. The information on authors is above average and it is frequently updated."
• Virginia Tech English Home Page Science Fiction Resources
• Voice of the Shuttle - Science Tech & Culture ... and Gender Studies Page
• Vonda McIntyre

• Web Weavers (women on the web)
• Robin Weare's page in the feminist annex etc.
• whole earth networks (old links, 960702)
• women & gender-oriented listserves index
• Writer's Almanac from Minnesota Public Radio, on Le Guin's birthday.
• WWW Resources for SF & Fantasy from Vermont

• Yahoo - Entertainment / Cool Links / Society & Culture / Grrrly Stuff also under Yahoo - Literature - Genres - SF/Fantasy/Horror - Feminist SF
• Yep, here's your typical collection of links (but they're good links)
• York University Women's Studies
• YPN (Your Personal Net) ... at http://www.ypn.com/topics/7639.html they say of our web site: "Imagine a future world in which women design and run society. The women at this site already have. There's a long annotation of works with a feminist twist. Check the "strong women" category for futuristic heroines, or the "gender revisionism" category for a world without sex. You can also browse citations by author."

 

 

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