We’re doing something a bit new with the online fiction roundup, as you can see. After each site name, there is a stat letting you know how many of the authors in that issue were female out of a total. For example, 2 for 3 means that out of 3 stories publishes in that issue, 2 were by women. This is there not only to show you which magazines have what look like a somewhat fair ratio, but to make our readers aware of how many other stories are out there as well. Just because we don’t list those other stories on our site, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go read those as well. Enjoy!
ETA: I have added a few stories that were missed when I first posted the roundup…
Coyote Wild (4 of 10)
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A Feast of Leftovers by Patricia Russo
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City of Angels by Rosamund Hodge
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The Devil You Know by Mary Misenor
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The River-Hag by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Fantasy Magazine (4 for 9)
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When We Were Stardust by Rebecca Epstein
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Alphabet by Becca de la Rosa
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Glass by Nikki Alfar
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Petrella by Charlene Brusso
Helix
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Seraphim by Maya Bohnhoff
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Salvager’s Gold by Selina Rosen
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Drooling Wizards by Laura J. Underwood
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Suicide Drive by Charlie Anders
Ideomancer (2 for 3)
- Seer of Cities by Nicole Kornher-Stace
- Crowntree by LaShawn Wanak
Jim Baen’s Universe (3 for 12)
- Hourglass by Alma Alexander
- Waking Ophelia by E. Catherine Tobler
- End of the Line by Holly Messinger
Lone Star (2 for 3)
- The Disembowler by Ekaterina Sedia
- The Oracle Opens One Eye by Patricia Russo
Serendipidy (5 for 5)
- Where the Stream comes from by Joanna Gardner
- Geoffrey Says by Aliya Whiteley
- Stepping Stones by Waiata Dawn Davies
- The Fiery Dragon by Edith Nesbit
- Ticket to Nowhere by Katy Wimhurst
Strange Horizons (5 of 8 )
- Tokyo Rising by Lynne Hawkinson
- We Love Deena by Alice Sola Kim
- Dead by Haddayr Copley-Woods
- Kip, Running by Genevieve Williams
- Ki Do (The Way of the Trees) by Sarah Thomas
April 23, 2008 at 9:26 am
You’re wrong.
That issue of Universe had 3 stories by women, and more than 5 stories.
12, in fact.
April 28, 2008 at 4:43 pm
You are correct. I thought that all the stories were shown on that front page, but I was wrong. Thanks for the heads up, Rick, and I’ll work on adding the extra stories to the roundup.