This may be true for scientific publications, but not fiction. About 55% of published fiction authors in the US are women, 60% in the UK, and 62% in Canada. 58% of all editors are women and 82% of all literary agents are women.
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Anonymous5w
And we need to read what we have too
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Anonymous5w
and non-binary people, I want realistic genderqueer characters
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Anonymous5w
Frankenstein was written by a woman was it not?
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Anonymous#15w
^^^this. While it’s easier to get publishd as a guy, there’s plenty of woman authors out there. They’re just reviewed less
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Anonymous#35w
I want more books by women that are in the genre I read (fantasy) and aren’t ass (I’m not reading Fourth Wing)
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Anonymous#55w
Ehh. I'm not hung up on the presumed gender of an author. Plenty use pen names of the opposite sex or ambiguous initials. I just think a good story is a good story. Read Robin Hobbs (a woman author who chose an ambiguous name).
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Anonymous#35w
I’m “hung up” on it because I want to be able to see authors like me. it’s a representation thing.