I’ve been taking part in an interesting, intense and at times disturbing discussion of the position of women in British science fiction, which some of you may find worth your while.
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Thanks, Paul.
I’m curating a reading series at a local gallery (starting this November), and one of my aims has been to invite more women to read than men. And I’ve found that I have to work very hard to get women to agree to participate: usually I have to email them repeatedly, really force them to commit. Whereas with most guys I contact, they say yes right away, and that’s that.
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Meanwhile, I think it’s always true that too many white men tend to win too many awards.