Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Science Fiction and Fantasy

WiR redlist index: Science Fiction and Fantasy

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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their contribution to Science Fiction and Fantasy whether as authors, editors, illustrators, screenwriters, filmmakers, translators, leaders in fandom, or fictional characters. Authors Aimee Picchi Aishwarya Subramanian, writer, critic (Hugo nom as editor 2017)[1] Alison Sinclair (author), Clarke Award nom (1999)[2] Anna Mioduchowska (Polish-Canadian poet) Annalee Flower Horne Brenda Pearce (b. 1935), Campbell Award nom (1975)[3] Carolyn Clink (b. 1958), Canadian poet[4] Catherine Girczyc (Canadian writer, stories and television)[5] C.F. Bentley Celeste Rita Baker Writer[6] Claire Eliza Bartlett Denise Lopes Heald Elizabeth Baines [7] Elizabeth Willey, Campbell Award nom (1994) Emma Osborne Emma Mieko Candon Writer on es wiki Emma Popik (b. 1949) (has articles on Polish, Ukrainian, and Armenian wikis) Esmé Dodderidge[8] Faye Beslow (published 1952 to 1953) Felicity Savage, Campbell Award nom (1995, 1996)[9] Gabriela Santiago Gill Alderman (b. 1941), BSFA Award nom (1996)[10] Ginger Weil Hanna Alkaf Writer Hannah Strom-Martin Izzy Wasserstein J.D. Crayne Jennie Melamed, Clarke Award nom 2018[11] Jennifer Mace Jennifer Wingert Joan Patricia Basch (published 1966 to 1967) Josephine Saxton, Clarke Award nom (1987)[12] Julia August Julia Nidecka (b. 1947; has an article in Polish Wikipedia) Juliana Goodman Juliette Ninet June Lurie (published 1946 to 1953) Justine Davis Karen Ripley Kathryn Kania Kim Lakin-Smith, BSFA Award nom 2011 Kristen Kyle Kristin Landon LaShawn M. Wanak Laura Friis[13] Leah Bobet Leonie O’Moore Writer and Artist Leslie Gadallah (b. 1939, Canadian)[14] Lina Rather Liz Bourke, Hugo nom (2014) Liz Westbook-Trenholm (Prix Aurora nom 2020)[15] Lori M. Lee writer Luo Longxiang Lynell George, 2021 Hugo nominee M. Darusha Wehm, game writer, Nebula award nom 2019 [16] Maria Haskins Martha Darr Mary Okon Ononokpono Writer and Artist Megan Arkenberg Miriam Poloniato (b. 1935; Italian science fiction writer, has Wikidata item) Monica Sterba (AKA Frances Oliver, published 1964 to 2010) Monique Desir Natalie Luhrs, 2021 Hugo nominee Octavia Cade Osahon Ize-Iyamu Patricia Waddell Rachael K. Jones Rosanne Rabinowitz - British Fantasy Award nom (2019) S. C. Sykes Writer S. Qiouyi Lu S. V. Sujatha [17] Sabrina Vourvoulias[18] Sara Norja Sara Soler comic book creator Senaa Ahmad Sharon N. Farber, Hugo nom (1994, 1995, 1996) Stephanie Malia Morris Sukanya Venkatraghavan[19]] Susan Trott (published 1967) Teresa Inglés (1949-2009; has an article on Spanish wiki) Tashan Mehta Writer [20] Thana Niveau - British Fantasy Award nom (2019) Uschi Zietsch Writer on de wiki Valerie Valdes Vanessa Fogg Virginia Mohlere Wendy Nikel Yael van der Wouden Anja Kümmel Writer on de wiki Barbara Slawig Writer on de wiki Carolina Möbis Writer on de wiki Elisabetta Vernier Writer on it wiki Johanna Brown Writer on de wiki Lucie Chenu Writer - On Fr Wiki[21] Editors Dena Benatan Brown, Hugo winner (1972, 1976, 1978) Linda Bushyager, Hugo nom (1972, 1973) Erika Ensign, Hugo winner as editor (2018) Nivia Evans, 2021 Hugo nominee Sheila E. Gilbert, Hugo winner as editor (2018) Ana Grilo, Hugo nom (2017)[22] Sarah Guan, 2021 Hugo nominee Brit E. B. Hvide, 2021 Hugo nominee Evelyn Paige (editor, 1951 to 1956) Diana M. Pho, 2021 Hugo nominee Devi Pillai, Hugo nom (2017)[23] Leah Zeldes Smith, Hugo nom (1993, 1994, 2001)[24] Maureen Kincaid Speller (b. 1959), Hugo nom (1999)[25] Kay Tarrant (editor, 1942 to 1972) Michi Trota, Hugo winner as editor (2016, 2017, 2018)[26] Leslie Turek (b. 1946), Hugo winner (1990)[27] Diane L. Walton[28] Illustrators/Comics Artists Kate Ashwin British Fantasy Award nom (2019) Anne Baraou on the fr wiki Adrienne Barman artist Natalia Batista on the sv wiki Catherine Beaunez artist Sophie Bédard on the fr wiki Agnes van Belle Alice Engström artist Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk (Canadian writer and artist)[29] Anneli Furmark on the sv wiki Sara Granér on the sv wiki Åsa Grennvall on the sv wiki Leeann Hamilton Artist Sara Hansson on the sv wiki Aimee de Jongh Lena Merhej artist Agata Matteucci artist Agata Endo Nowicka artist Peggy Ranson (1948-2016), Hugo winner (1993)[30] Aino Sutinen artist Inko Ai Takita-Lucas artist Sophie E. Tallis, British Fantasy Award nom (2019) Alyssa Winans, 2021 Hugo nominee Scholars Francesca T. Barbini British Fantasy Award nom (2019) Alexis Lothian[31] Marian Via Rivera-Womack[32] Translators Rachel Cordasco[33] Leaders in fandom Rosemary Ullyot, Hugo nom (1972, 1973)[34] Articles to improve Marleen S. Barr Mildred Clingerman Barbara Delaplace M. J. Engh Cynthia Felice J. Hunter Holly H. M. Hoover Lee Killough Simon Lang Eva Limiñana Holly Lisle Karin Lowachee Nicole Luiken Helen McCloy Esther Meynell Marcia Nardi Rebecca Ore Susan C. Petrey Katya Reimann Laura Resnick Dorothy Scarborough Martha Soukup Amy Thomson The Witch and the Chameleon Doris Pitkin Buck (published 1952 to 1975) Betsy Curtis (published 1950 to 1973) Miriam Allen deFord (published 1946 to 1974) Gertrude Friedberg (published 1958 to 1972) Clare Winger Harris (published 1926 to 1930) Hazel Heald (published 1932 to 1935) Linda Marlowe (published 1967) Cele Goldsmith Lalli (editor, 1957 to 1965) Talkpage templates If the woman was born before 1950 use: {{WikiProject Women's history}} If the woman was born after 1950 use: {{WikiProject Women}} Add to Biography with:{{WikiProject Biography|class=|s&a-priority=|living=|s&a-work-group=yes}} Add to WikiProject Science Fiction:{{WikiProject Science Fiction}} Add to WikiProject Fantasy Fiction:{{WikiProject Novels|class=|importance=|fantasy-task-force=yes}} Add to WikiProject Comics:{{WikiProject Comics}} Add to WikiProject Horror:{{WikiProject Horror}} References External links James Davis Nicoll, "Fighting Erasure: Women SF Writers of the 1970s, A Through F" Tor.com (January 22, 2018). James Davis Nicoll, "Fighting Erasure, Women SF Writers of the 1970s, Part II" Tor.com (February 12, 2018). James Davis Nicoll, "Fighting Erasure: Women SF Writers of the 1970s, Part III" Tor.com (March 14, 2018). James Davis Nicoll, "Fighting Erasure: Women SF Writers of the 1970s, Part IV" Tor.com (April 3, 2018). SF Mistressworks, women science fiction writers of the twentieth century [35] Further reading Mike Ashley, The Feminine Future: Early Science Fiction by Women Writers (Dover Publications 2015). ISBN 9780486803401 Eric Leif Davin, Partners in Wonder: Women and the Birth of Science Fiction, 1926-1965 (Lexington Books 2006): 85, 232. ISBN 9780739112670 Jane L. Donawerth, ed., Utopian and Science Fiction by Women: Worlds of Difference (Syracuse University Press 1994): 137. ISBN 9780815626206 Jane Donawerth, Frankenstein's Daughters: Women Writing Science Fiction (Syracuse University Press 1997): 14. ISBN 9780815603955 Lisa Yaszek, Galactic Suburbia: Recovering Women's Science Fiction (Ohio State University Press 2008). ISBN 9780814210758