A picture of the greying of sf
Niall at Torque Control provides this revealing picture of the trend of greying sf - percentage of Hugo winners per decade in their 20s, 30s, etc.
[Via James Nicoll @rasfw - oops, cannot locate its URL in Google cache]
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Niall at Torque Control provides this revealing picture of the trend of greying sf - percentage of Hugo winners per decade in their 20s, 30s, etc.
[Via James Nicoll @rasfw - oops, cannot locate its URL in Google cache]
Trying to figure out science fiction
11:30 pm in this clock (that's 6 pm GMT).
The clock shows India time (IST). Note India doesn't have any concept of daylight saving time; so if your locale has it, the relative posting time will appear to have changed with your time change.
See here.
2 comments:
I realize you weren't actually the one who coined that description, but isn't it a little inaccurate to call this the "graying of SF"?
At most it would be the graying of SF literature. And even that is presumptive.
The graying of Hugo voters maybe?
Eoghann: While I didn't mean to be sensational, the fact that title caught your attention proves it wasn't a bad choice!
I'm aware of the nuances - a lot of posts have been written on the subject. Still, Hugo Awards generate a lot of publicity & do reflect an important segment of both sf literature & fandom.
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