#tiptree

[mkhomedesign]

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[dianagoldberg123]

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[denizbevan]

And here's mine!

Source (Season 1 - March 30th 2022)

Raul Contreras: This is the actual food prop marmalade used in the show...right off the "Blackbeard's Pillow Fort."

[voyaging-too]

The Shelved by Genre guys are doing an episode on William Gibson, and they had a brief detour on the precursors of the cyberpunk genre, including the iconic Tiptree short story "The Girl Who Was Plugged In", which low-key anticipates cyberpunk but also the toxicity of 2010s social media influencer culture as early as 1974, somehow. And the guys praised this short story, but also made a disclaimer that it had some outdated views and "wasn't very kind to fat women." And that's a valid read, but also what, no.

Yes, the story uses some painful language, but it isn't unkind to a fat women, it is describing how the world isn't very kind to fat women and ugly women and ugly fat women which is all women because what are thin pretty women but fat ugly women in disguise. The Girl Who Was Plugged In made me feel seen like nothing before or since, because it is very rare that someone dares to write about an ugly woman who isn't secretly beautiful, a true girl Quasimodo, a repulsive gross monster, a degendered and dehumanized lump, and ask, well, how does she feel about that?

[spacenoirdetective]

Chris Foss, cover for "Ten Thousand Light Years From Home" by James Tiptree Jr. (aka Alice Sheldon), 1973

[mercymornsimpathizer]

the last flight of doctor ain by james tiptree jr...if u even care...

[adolin]

#yours is a generation of girls that do not have to do this #and frankly I recommend you don’t #james tiptree jr you were so real for writing #that a freed population would find the literature of the past#so unrelatable #a bit pathetic #the fuck were they on about honestly #we don’t appreciate the sufferings of our mothers #and I hope our daughters will think ours are unrealistic

obsessed with these tags by @xn3city on this post. We should talk about Tiptree... I need everyone to know I love Tiptree SO much.

Also you really put into words why I think everyone should read older feminist literature. Yes, it's not wholly relevant in this day and age. Yes, that is the point.

[queenlua]

every time i mention an opssum in my fiction, i am quietly & fervently willing the reader to understand it as a reference (to James Tiptree Jr.'s "The Women Men Don't See") & hope they then nod agreeably with their Enhanced Understanding Of The Story

[alliswyattonthewesternfront]

showing the opening paragraph of "The Man Who Walked Home" to a fanfic writer and instantly killing them

[the-rad-menace]

Hello dear women of my phone. Please read "The Screwfly Solution" by Alice Sheldon. It's only about 20 pages. I read it for the first time about a decade ago and I think about it often.

Link to PDF download.

[stonelions]

there is. a very short James Tiptree Jr story called "Fault" that i read a long time ago, which... stuck with me, since it oddly encapsulated my own perceptions of living in a prolonged state of depression and anxiety, and how that puts you at odds with the rest of... well, linear existence. never had luck finding it online before, but i finally scrounged up a pdf via the internet archive, from the 1968 issue of Fantastic it was originally published in. [i have also extracted just the story, right here, if anybody would like to read it uninterrupted]

anyway. that's how i'm feeling, these days. somewhere behind time, caught in the echoes. posting this here in case anybody else is feeling a little left behind, too. (it's also just a nifty little sci-fi story, if you're into that)

[dianagoldberg123]

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[magic-lands]

Oh, Randle || liminal dreamcore backrooms vision no. 8

[crownedstoat]

Tonight’s libation is a Gin Gimlet

2 oz Balfour London Dry Gin

1 oz lime juice

1/2 oz simple syrup

1 bar spoon Wilkin & sons Ltd Tiptree lime marmalade

Shaken with ice and strained into coupe garnishing with a lime wheel

[frances-kafka]

can I just live my artistic life as a man? Like James Tiptree Jr or the various historic women creators named George?

[powerfulkicks]

ohhh another good one is that one the twilight zone episode was based on? the one with the kid with mind powers who terrorizes his whole town. that one's good as fuck and i think the short story is better than the twilight zone episode which is really fucking good by the way

it's a good life by jerome bixby is the name btw