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Joanna Russ
American author (1937-2011).
External Pages About Joanna Russ
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
ISNI
Goodreads Author
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
Statements about
Joanna Russ
Sex or Gender
Female
Country of Citizenship
United States
Place of Birth
New York City
Date of Birth
2/22/1937
Date of Death
4/29/2011
Instance Of
Human
Place of Death
Tucson
Notable Work
When It Changed
The Female Man
How to Suppress Women's Writing
The Adventures of Alyx
And Chaos Died
We Who Are About To...
The Two of Them
To Write Like a Woman
Cause of Death
Stroke
Educated At
Cornell University
(1957)
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor of Arts
Point in Time
:
1957
Yale School of Drama
(1960)
Academic Degree
:
Master of Fine Arts
Point in Time
:
1960
Occupation
Writer
Novelist
University Teacher
Essayist
Science Fiction Writer
Women's Rights Activist
Journalist
Children's Writer
Writer of Feminist Science Fiction
Award Received
Nebula Award for Best Short Story
(4/28/1973)
For Work
:
When It Changed
Follows
:
Robert Silverberg
Followed By
:
Alice Bradley Sheldon
Point in Time
:
4/28/1973
Unnamed
:
1972
Hugo Award for Best Novella
(1983)
For Work
:
Souls
Follows
:
Poul Anderson
Followed By
:
Timothy Zahn
Point in Time
:
1983
Tähtivaeltaja Award
(1987)
For Work
:
The Female Man
Point in Time
:
1987
Pilgrim Award
(1988)
Point in Time
:
1988
Otherwise Retrospective Award
(1995)
For Work
:
When It Changed
For Work
:
The Female Man
Together With
:
Suzy McKee Charnas
Together With
:
Ursula K. Le Guin
Point in Time
:
1995
Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame
(2013)
Point in Time
:
2013
Locus Award for Best Novella
(1983)
For Work
:
Souls
Follows
:
John Varley
Followed By
:
Michael Bishop
Point in Time
:
1983
Employer
University of Washington
Queensborough Community College
Binghamton University
University of Colorado Boulder
Given Name
Joanna
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Residence
The Bronx
Nominated For
25 items
Nebula Award for Best Novelette
(1971)
For Work
:
The Second Inquisition
Point in Time
:
1971
Nebula Award for Best Novel
(1971)
For Work
:
And Chaos Died
Point in Time
:
1971
Locus Award for Best Novel
(1971)
For Work
:
And Chaos Died
Point in Time
:
1971
Nebula Award for Best Novelette
(1972)
For Work
:
Poor Man, Beggar Man
Point in Time
:
1972
Hugo Award for Best Short Story
(1973)
For Work
:
When It Changed
Point in Time
:
1973
Nebula Award for Best Novel
(1969)
For Work
:
Picnic on Paradise
Point in Time
:
1969
Nebula Award for Best Novel
(1976)
For Work
:
The Female Man
Point in Time
:
1976
Locus Award for Best Novel
(1976)
For Work
:
The Female Man
Point in Time
:
1976
Nebula Award for Best Short Story
(1980)
For Work
:
The Extraordinary Voyages of Amélie Bertrand
Point in Time
:
1980
Locus Award for Best Short Story
(1980)
For Work
:
The Extraordinary Voyages of Amélie Bertrand
Point in Time
:
1980
Nebula Award for Best Novella
(1983)
For Work
:
Souls
Point in Time
:
1983
Nebula Award for Best Novelette
(1983)
For Work
:
The Mystery of the Young Gentleman
Point in Time
:
1983
Locus Award for Best Short Story
(1985)
For Work
:
Bodies
Point in Time
:
1985
Otherwise Award
(1995)
For Work
:
When It Changed
Point in Time
:
1995
Otherwise Award
(1995)
For Work
:
The Female Man
Point in Time
:
1995
Hugo Award for Best Related Work
(1996)
For Work
:
To Write Like a Woman
Point in Time
:
1996
Locus Award for Best Short Story
(1997)
For Work
:
Invasion
Point in Time
:
1997
Locus Award for Best Novelette
(1983)
For Work
:
The Little Dirty Girl
Point in Time
:
1983
Nebula Award for Best Short Story
(1973)
For Work
:
When It Changed
Point in Time
:
1973
Locus Award for Best Short Fiction
(1973)
For Work
:
When It Changed
For Work
:
Nobody's Home
Point in Time
:
1973
Locus Award for Best Short Fiction
(1973)
For Work
:
When It Changed
For Work
:
Nobody's Home
Point in Time
:
1973
Locus Award for Best Collection
(1977)
For Work
:
Alyx
Point in Time
:
1977
Locus Award for Best Collection
(1984)
For Work
:
The Zanzibar Cat
Point in Time
:
1984
Locus Award for Best Collection
(1985)
For Work
:
Extra(ordinary) People
Point in Time
:
1985
Locus Award for Best Collection
(1989)
For Work
:
The Hidden Side of the Moon
Point in Time
:
1989
Religion or Worldview
Atheism
Family Name
Russ
Field of Work
Essay
Gender Studies
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Name in Native Language
Joanna Russ
Described by Source
American Women Writers
Genre
Feminist Science Fiction
Image
Sexual Orientation
Lesbianism
Archives At
Lesbian Herstory Archives
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