Sisters Of The Revolution: A Femimist Speculative Fiction Anthology - Tapa blanda

"The stories in "Sisters of the Revolution" does exactly what you d want them to they tear apart cliches, they question gender and it s implications, they look at identity using satire and humour and darkness with a sharp intellectual examination of stigma and society s rules." Mahvesh Murad, tor.com"

"The stories here all examine aspects of women s relationships with the world. They address social and gender roles, sexuality, personal relationships, relationships with work." Elaine Gallagher, "Interzone""

"A necessary, well-curated anthology that shows the singular political power of speculative fiction." --Kirkus Reviews "The authors are all feminists and sisters of a speculative fiction revolution . . . as such, their role is to explore possible worlds and ways of being, leaving it to the readers to draw their own lessons from the scenarios painted." --Erica Smith, Peace News "This book is a must-read for fans of speculative fiction, feminist or not, and would be an exciting text to build a women's studies course around." --Diane Karns, worldliteraturetoday.org

"The strains of feminism are diverse, with varying degrees of satire, uplifting hear-me-roar grrl power, and horror-filled dystopian warnings. These stories represent women of different cultures, ages, sexual orientations--even species." --Ginny Kaczmarek, ginnstonic.blogspot.com

"The stories in Sisters of the Revolution does exactly what you'd want them to--they tear apart cliches, they question gender and it's implications, they look at identity using satire and humour and darkness with a sharp intellectual examination of stigma and society's rules." --Mahvesh Murad, tor.com

"This fascinating collection illustrates how writing trends from new-wave sf and feminist speculative fiction reflect changes in culture and in perspectives on women and feminism." --Vanessa Bush, Booklist

"The stories here all examine aspects of women's relationships with the world. They address social and gender roles, sexuality, personal relationships, relationships with work." --Elaine Gallagher, Interzone

"This is a strong and valuable entry in that conversation about genre and gender, culture and context, in which we are all engaged." --Kari Sperring, strangehorizons.com

"This is an eclectic, astonishing anthology of some the best writing that women speculative fiction writers have done over the past several decades." --Andrew Andrews, truereviewonline.com

"The VanderMeers have compiled one of the best volumes of feminist -- or any other -- science fiction in years." --Elizabeth Hand, Los Angeles Times

"The stories, arranged thematically, flow into and bounce off of one another in a thought-provoking, dramatic arrangement that displays each piece in its best possible light." --Publishers Weekly