Favorite Science Fiction by Women Authors

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List of the Month: March 2021 Add works of science fiction by women authors. Please only thumb down if a book does not meet the requirements of the list (i.e. not science fiction and/or not by a woman). Updated to Favorite to provide a better framework for selection.
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40,183 membres
963 critiques
4
7
9,185 membres
175 critiques
3.9
39 Members
hailelib, Aquila, markon, tardis, aprille, rosalita, Nerilka, lidaskoteina, Storeetllr, Jambyfool, monkity, Morphidae, ejmam, kleo, sarahemmm, patri50, CarltonC, drsabs, SylviaC, calm, Maddz, fuzzi, gypsysmom, al.vick, ahef1963, Michael.Rimmer, Peace2, ReaderSally, JAlison.Stirling, SFF1928-1973, jr33rpm, FeleciaB, quondame, YakkoRex, TamaraMerrill, yenforbooks, Brandy1411, SFDiamond, arwa-fm,merrystar , ,ManWithAnAgenda
Explications
fuzzi: The "dragons" are genetically engineered from native fauna, though it is not explained in this particular volume. Many think this is a fantasy, but it is SciFi.
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8,267 membres
239 critiques
4.1
34 Members
timspalding, Edward, andyl, kbuxton, markon, Quaisior, anglemark, jain, ejmam, mooingzelda, sarahemmm, jannon, Ling.Lass, sturlington, hoddybook, elkiedee, Dilara86, IrishSue, juniperSun, AthenaGracyk, gypsysmom, TopFiveBooks, timetunnel, JAlison.Stirling, ManWithAnAgenda, cviera, Deborama, elahrairah, chrisofspades, StMarysAbbey, SCKH, allyrod113, mrortiz, SFDiamond,TamaraMerrill
Explications
juniperSun: Time of social breakdown, Lauren has learned to be a leader, yet questions status quo. She believes people can influence change & begins preparing for when times get even harder. Community is composed of mixed races, but that is a fact not theme.
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1,900 membres
58 critiques
3.8
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2,938 membres
246 critiques
3.9
30
17 Members
hailelib, Quaisior, Herenya, Nerilka, ejmam, sarahemmm, merrystar, RBeffa, Subhome, Tremendamente, igorken, Maddz, SChant, skaplanolmsted, quondame, YakkoRex, yenforbooks
Explications
sarahemmm: Bujold herself calls this space opera, but it is science fiction in that it is about how people deal with a situation that is different from our present. In this case, a world which reverted to the 19th century meeting FTL travel.
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4,881 membres
253 critiques
½ 3.7
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2,604 membres
59 critiques
4.2
39
1,843 membres
54 critiques
4.1
40
1,596 membres
114 critiques
3.9
17 Members
bkhl, andyl, Aquila, rosalita, anglemark, monkity, jain, Ennas, ejmam, sturlington, hoddybook, Maddz, gypsysmom, JackMello, timetunnel, skaplanolmsted, Deborama,
Explications
Aquila: I think of them as more science fiction than fantasy, especially if they fork from one small change.
rosalita: I don't think of alternative history books like Farthing to be science fiction, but that might just be me.
anglemark: Alternate history has long been classified by scholars as science fiction.
ejmam: Alternate history is SF, especially if it isn't alternate because magic
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2,642 membres
83 critiques
4.2
16 Members
Nerilka, Morphidae, EerierIdyllMeme, sarahemmm, lizzy50usa, RoboSchro, RBeffa, Subhome, Tremendamente, hoddybook, soraki, zmeischa, fuzzi, quondame, YakkoRex, Deborama,urania1
Explications
sarahemmm: I think this may be the first investigation of uterine replicators
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3,021 membres
126 critiques
4
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2,577 membres
133 critiques
4.2
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2,094 membres
133 critiques
3.9
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4,387 membres
227 critiques
3.9
16 Members
Aquila, markon, lampbane, anglemark, Herenya, Morphidae, ejmam, lizzy50usa, andersonden, Heather39, JAlison.Stirling, skaplanolmsted, jr33rpm, quondame, raychelbennet, skid0612,sturlington ,aspirit ,SFDiamond
Explications
aspirit : One of the two co-authors is not a woman.
SFDiamond : author is not a woman
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3,088 membres
186 critiques
4.1
47
3,425 membres
204 critiques
4.2
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2,597 membres
176 critiques
½ 4.4
50
2,598 membres
50 critiques
3.9
14 Members
andyl, markon, absurdeist, sturlington, juniperSun, bibliopolitan, cek2read, SChant, JAlison.Stirling, Deborama, elahrairah, allyrod113, SFDiamond, Charon07
Explications
juniperSun: while an older book, one of my first contacts w/feminist scifi, and a classic alternate future.
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2,282 membres
60 critiques
½ 3.7
53
2,903 membres
121 critiques
4.1
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3,035 membres
177 critiques
4
55
1,106 membres
21 critiques
3.8
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2,117 membres
151 critiques
3.8
57
2,160 membres
20 critiques
3.9
59
1,134 membres
30 critiques
3.8
60
39,750 membres
1,272 critiques
4.1
19 Members
anglemark, Herenya, BookDoc16, mooingzelda, charl08, sarahemmm, PaperbackPirate, sturlington, hoddybook, IrishSue, gypsysmom, al.vick, JackMello, Peace2, ReaderSally, Superenigmatix, JAlison.Stirling, quondame, Julie_in_the_Library,lorax ,Quaisior , ,susanbooks ,zmeischa , ,TamaraMerrill
Explications
lorax : Not science fiction. Mainstream fiction with some SF trappings.
sarahemmm: My opinion is that all SF is 'mainstream with SF trappings'. It is interesting on the confusion caused by unexpected TT.
sturlington: I don't consider this book to be science fiction.
: Not SF
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5,518 membres
38 critiques
3.9
63
2,241 membres
108 critiques
4
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3,195 membres
101 critiques
4.1
65
3,489 membres
128 critiques
4
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8,364 membres
589 critiques
4
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2,636 membres
68 critiques
½ 3.5
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1,378 membres
43 critiques
4
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2,345 membres
53 critiques
3.9
70
3,348 membres
77 critiques
½ 4.4
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40,751 membres
1,591 critiques
4.2
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1,737 membres
59 critiques
½ 3.7
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1,170 membres
25 critiques
4
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806 membres
23 critiques
4.1
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1,249 membres
50 critiques
3.9
10 Members
markon, Quaisior, trollsdotter, ejmam, juniperSun, cek2read, SChant, dianeham, skaplanolmsted, quondame
Explications
juniperSun: affirmative story of an elder woman finally taking control of her life, being creative, enjoying nature, overcoming the inner voice that used to always tell her she was no good & has no power.
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633 membres
26 critiques
4
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3,605 membres
154 critiques
3.9
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2,843 membres
69 critiques
3.8
79
852 membres
31 critiques
½ 3.6
8 Members
paradoxosalpha, absurdeist, ChrisRiesbeck, gypsysmom, Michael.Rimmer, SFF1928-1973, quondame, loulourevisited
Explications
paradoxosalpha: As an SF author, Leigh Brackett is known for her planetary romances, which are indeed very fine. But this novel, perhaps her most lauded book-length work, involves a more serious and credible look at the future of our society.
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955 membres
11 critiques
4
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428 membres
9 critiques
½ 3.5
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572 membres
9 critiques
3.8
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1,645 membres
119 critiques
4.1
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763 membres
13 critiques
3.8
86
2,402 membres
29 critiques
3.9
87
2,090 membres
57 critiques
3.8
88
912 membres
39 critiques
3.8
89
1,002 membres
18 critiques
3.8
90
405 membres
20 critiques
3.9
91
1,337 membres
30 critiques
½ 3.7
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494 membres
10 critiques
½ 3.7
93
1,041 membres
107 critiques
½ 3.7
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906 membres
19 critiques
4
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1,985 membres
47 critiques
½ 3.7
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944 membres
23 critiques
½ 3.5
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1,353 membres
23 critiques
3.8
98
1,250 membres
23 critiques
4.1
99
1,827 membres
59 critiques
3.9
100
568 membres
43 critiques
3.8