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Old 03-23-2011, 07:11 PM   #7
Worldwalker
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Originally Posted by bookfiend View Post
I'd add C.J. Cherryh and Andre Norton to this excellent list.
That's ironic because both Alice Mary Norton and Carolyn Cherry had to use masculine (Andre) or neuter (C.J.) pen names. Book buyers (or at least publishers) back then made buying decisions, apparently, based on what sex the author was. Have we gone back to those days?

A good book is a good book. Shouldn't we be beyond caring whether a man or a woman wrote it?
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