Re:Samuel Delany and the Past and Future of Science Fiction
by theophrastus on Thursday July 30, 2015 @03:24PM
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Headlines are too often written prior to the editing process, however one can (at least) find reference to past and future science fiction writers in this late passage:
"“It’s socio-economic,” he said. In 1967, as the only black writer among the Nebula nominees, he didn’t represent the same kind of threat. But Delany believes that, as women and people of color start to have “economic heft,” there is a fear that what is “normal” will cease to enjoy the same position of power."
"“It’s socio-economic,” he said. In 1967, as the only black writer among the Nebula nominees, he didn’t represent the same kind of threat. But Delany believes that, as women and people of color start to have “economic heft,” there is a fear that what is “normal” will cease to enjoy the same position of power."