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eunrose 's review for:
The Geek Feminist Revolution
by Kameron Hurley
I had read a few of these before, which tends to happen when a writer I like puts out a collection, but the "new" ones and the old were both very good and very useful. Hurley continues to be one of the leaders of the movement to open up science fiction and fantasy to a wider range of futures, which should be the self-evident goal of any SFF writer, but shockingly isn't always. Her essays on persistence and her own story are a great complement to the ones that cover the industry as a whole and some of the less savory elements therein. Worth a read for anyone who loves our genres and wants them to live up to their possibilities.