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Old 05-08-2012, 11:38 AM   #59
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Originally Posted by charlesatan View Post
What are the elements do you think would appeal to women SF readers? And how are they different from men (if any)?
Do we actually mean science fiction, or futuristic ? If the first, well there are woman scientists, so it's not a surprise that woman science fiction fans exist. Yet somehow technical occupations are not popular among women. I'm not qualified to say why. I have some suspicions, but that's stuff for another debate.

Oh, I just equated "technical" with "science". Chemistry, biology are not strictly technical but they are science. Sorry about that. For some reason there are many woman chemists. I have no idea why.

As for "futuristic", you can repaint almost any story to a futuristic setting. Doing it this way is to me like "jokes with X", where X can be anyone if you so wish. Where the joke's protagonist(?)'s gender, age, opinions etc are not relevant to the joke. So I wouldn't classify that as science fiction.
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