[LMB] wikipedia needs women; or, pregnancy in science fiction
Tzivia Adler
tadler at yeshivanet.com
Thu Oct 11 22:17:37 BST 2007
--- The Woman With No Name <incognita at fmgirl.com>
wrote:
> I just saw this on Feminist SF - the Blog! and
> thought some listies
> might be interested:
> http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=243
>
> "The wikipedia article pregnancy in science fiction
> was almost just
> deleted. I argued for keeping it, but the article
> needs significant
> work. Right now it's just a list of works that have
> some kind of
> pregnancy or fertility or infertility plot or theme.
i remember reading a book titled 'implosion' (auther ???) about a new
bio-weapon: substance x was added to the water supply in britain and 95% of
women who drank the water became infertile. the brits retro-engineered the
stuff, and used it on the perpetrators, and within months only 5 % of the
women on earth were fertile.
and there was a war on. soldiers were dying, and the population needed to
be maintaned... 'the future of hte nation is at stake!"
it was pretty interesting, in a 'read-once' way.
ziviya
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