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Infinite Dudes in Infinite Combinations
Oct. 3rd, 2019 11:33 amStar Trek tie-in novels have a gender problem.
Decade by decade, series by series, there has been a steady decline in the number of women writing Trek tie-ins. The percentage has dropped from a remarkable 60% in the 1980s to just 12% in the 2010s.
Read my deep dive into gender parity (or ... not) in Star Trek tie-in fiction at my blog. Complete with infographics, gratuitous Joanna Russ quotes, a digression into Star Wars tie-in novels, and the question: where did all the women go? And what can we, as fans, do about it?
Decade by decade, series by series, there has been a steady decline in the number of women writing Trek tie-ins. The percentage has dropped from a remarkable 60% in the 1980s to just 12% in the 2010s.
Read my deep dive into gender parity (or ... not) in Star Trek tie-in fiction at my blog. Complete with infographics, gratuitous Joanna Russ quotes, a digression into Star Wars tie-in novels, and the question: where did all the women go? And what can we, as fans, do about it?
