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Old 06-21-2017, 12:28 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I thought I was pretty well up on "golden age" SF, but I can honestly say that the only people in this list that I've heard of are Moore and Brackett!
Judith Merrill is another great (female) author from the 40's and 50's. Best remembered for her classic THAT ONLY A MOTHER. She co-wrote seversl novels with Cyril Kornbluth, a few more on her own. She did a fair amount of anthologies and one of her aborted projects from the early 60's inspired Harlan Ellison to do Dangerous Visions.

Henderson's stories of THE PEOPLE were adapted to a 1972 TV movie. William Shatner and Kim Darby. I saw it while at college. Managed to VCR it. Almost impossible to find. A lot of what is billed as young adult SF follows her footsteps.

Russ was part of the new wave/dangerous visions era who most famously wrote the strongly feminist THE FEMALE MAN in 1970. Took her five years to find a publisher. Its an... interesting read. Lots of followers, especially in the 80's...

Have you looked at this?

http://www.womeninsciencefiction.com/?p=31

Good anthology.
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