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The More Things Change & The Weird Wild West

How to Suppress Women's Writing by Joanna Russ

Silver on the Road by Laura Anne Gilman

January 22, 2019 by sistercoyote Leave a Comment

The last two-book review I wrote was compare and contrast, because the material in each book related to the other book. This time, not so much: one is non-fiction, and one is fiction, and without performing some mental calisthenics at a level I’m not willing to do right now I don’t think I could write a unified review. 

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Western Tagged With: cbr11, Fiction, joanna russ, Laura Anne Gilman, non fiction, readwomen2018, sistercoyote, Thought pieces, Weird West, writing about writing

sistercoyote's CBR11 Review No:5 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Western · Tags: cbr11, Fiction, joanna russ, Laura Anne Gilman, non fiction, readwomen2018, sistercoyote, Thought pieces, Weird West, writing about writing ·
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Western Weird and Wild

May 9, 2017 by melanir Leave a Comment

I really like the western genre, and the genre subdivision weird western, so when MsWas sent an email offering this collection of short stories I jumped on it. This book has been on my radar for a while, and I was super excited to read it. Overall, I quite liked it and found it to be a pretty good collection. Not all stories fell into my personal preference, but they were mostly fairly enjoyable. I wasn’t as fond of the stories with a science fiction […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Western Tagged With: Weird West

melanir's CBR9 Review No:43 · Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Western · Tags: Weird West ·
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