review copies

August 8th, 2007
by Laura Q

Dear authors, producers, and other SF creators,

The feminist SF blogging team is happy to take review copies of works. However, we don’t guarantee that we will write a review of the work, nor that if we do write a review that it will be favorable.

It is more likely to pique one or more of our editors’ interest if you include both (a) a blurb describing the work in terms that would make anyone interested in reading it, and (b) describing the potential interest to feminist readers.

To contact us about a review, send email to

Laura Quilter
webmistress@feministsf.org

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