A former professional librarian, Karen A. Romanko began her writing career in the 1980s with a “My Say” piece in Publishers Weekly. She went on to write articles about rock videos and SF movies and television for publications such as American Libraries and Library Journal. She lives in Los Angeles, California.

“If you're feeling a little flush, or looking for a gift for the f&sf TV fan in your life, Women of Science Fiction and Fantasy Television is a diverting way to spend a few hours or spread some joy to a like-minded friend.”—Fantasy & Science Fiction

• Table of ContentsPreface: What’s in This BookIntroduction: A Woman’s Place Is in the Home—Or on a SpaceshipTelevision’s Women of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Character Last Name and by Series TitleAppendix: Honorable MentionsA Note on SourcesIndex

A former professional librarian, Karen A. Romanko began her writing career in the 1980s with a “My Say” piece in Publishers Weekly. She went on to write articles about rock videos and SF movies and television for publications such as American Libraries and Library Journal. She lives in Los Angeles, California.

“If you're feeling a little flush, or looking for a gift for the f&sf TV fan in your life, Women of Science Fiction and Fantasy Television is a diverting way to spend a few hours or spread some joy to a like-minded friend.”—Fantasy & Science Fiction

• Table of ContentsPreface: What’s in This BookIntroduction: A Woman’s Place Is in the Home—Or on a SpaceshipTelevision’s Women of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Character Last Name and by Series TitleAppendix: Honorable MentionsA Note on SourcesIndex