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Sleeps With Monsters

Liz Bourke’s Sleeps With Monsters is an award-nominated column about feminism in science fiction/fantasy.

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Sleeps With Monsters: Failure to Communicate (An Ongoing Problem)

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Sleeps With Monsters: Go Thou and Read Mary Gentle

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Sleeps With Monsters: Mass Effect and the Normalisation of the Woman Hero

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Sleeps With Monsters: Why Are Fantasy Films All About The Men?

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Sleeps With Monsters: Australian Author Karen Miller Answers Five Questions

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Sleeps With Monsters: Endurance and Persuasion – Traits of the Heroine?

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Sleeps With Monsters: The Smurfette Principle (We Can Do Better)

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Sleeps With Monsters: WE WUZ PUSHED. Lee Mandelo on Joanna Russ and Radical Truth-Telling

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Sleeps With Monsters: As Above, So Below: Mary Gentle’s “Beggars in Satin” (1989) and “The Knot Garden” (1989)

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Sleeps With Monsters: Medley Time!

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Sleeps With Monsters: Sherwood Smith Answers Eight Questions

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Sleeps With Monsters: What Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Darkover Stories Reveal About the History of Women in SFF

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Sleeps With Monsters: Sometimes There Are Men Who Get It Right

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Sleeps With Monsters: Cop-out Arguments

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Sleeps With Monsters: Michelle Sagara, AKA Michelle West, Answers Six Questions

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Sleeps With Monsters: Sarah Rees Brennan Answers Six Questions

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Sleeps With Monsters: An Exchange of Hostages

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Sleeps With Monsters: Is Atrocity Off-Limits or Fair Game?

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Sleeps With Monsters: Angel of Destruction

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Sleeps With Monsters: Religious Revelation and Social Upheaval

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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