Christina Kkona is Marie Curie Cofund Fellow-Associate Professor at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, Aarhus University, Denmark. She is co-editor, with Didier Coste and Nicoletta Pireddu, of Migrating Minds: Theories and Practices of Cultural Cosmopolitanism (2021).Sébastien Doubinsky is Associate Professor of French at the Aarhus University, Denmark. His publications include Reading Literature Today, with Tabish Khair (2011), and Equivalence(s): Necessity and Challenges in Translation Today, with Merete Birkelund and Christina Kkona (2019). He has also published many novels and poetry collections in English and French.

Sébastien Doubinsky’s and Christina Kkona’s [book] is particularly valuable because it unites these diverse perspectives, offering readers a richer understanding of these genres and the voices within them. By bringing together different perspectives, their book adds new insight to the existing scholarship and offers a valuable contribution to the debate on the intersection of gender and genre.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Eugen Bacon2. Francesca Barbini3. J. S. Breukelaar4. V. Castro5. Ellen Datlow6. Gemma Files7. Elizabeth Hand8. Marie Howalt9. Ai Jiang10. Penny Jones11. Margaret Killjoy12. Kathe Koja13. Anya Martin14. Angela Mi Young Hur15. Jane Mondrup16. Lisa Morton17. Malka Older18. Nuzo Onoh19. Cat Rambo20. Tricia Reeks21. Priya Sharma22. Angela Slatter23. Ann VanderMeer24. Kaaron WarrenIndex

Christina Kkona is Marie Curie Cofund Fellow-Associate Professor at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, Aarhus University, Denmark. She is co-editor, with Didier Coste and Nicoletta Pireddu, of Migrating Minds: Theories and Practices of Cultural Cosmopolitanism (2021).Sébastien Doubinsky is Associate Professor of French at the Aarhus University, Denmark. His publications include Reading Literature Today, with Tabish Khair (2011), and Equivalence(s): Necessity and Challenges in Translation Today, with Merete Birkelund and Christina Kkona (2019). He has also published many novels and poetry collections in English and French.

Sébastien Doubinsky’s and Christina Kkona’s [book] is particularly valuable because it unites these diverse perspectives, offering readers a richer understanding of these genres and the voices within them. By bringing together different perspectives, their book adds new insight to the existing scholarship and offers a valuable contribution to the debate on the intersection of gender and genre.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Eugen Bacon2. Francesca Barbini3. J. S. Breukelaar4. V. Castro5. Ellen Datlow6. Gemma Files7. Elizabeth Hand8. Marie Howalt9. Ai Jiang10. Penny Jones11. Margaret Killjoy12. Kathe Koja13. Anya Martin14. Angela Mi Young Hur15. Jane Mondrup16. Lisa Morton17. Malka Older18. Nuzo Onoh19. Cat Rambo20. Tricia Reeks21. Priya Sharma22. Angela Slatter23. Ann VanderMeer24. Kaaron WarrenIndex

Christina Kkona is Marie Curie Cofund Fellow-Associate Professor at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, Aarhus University, Denmark. She is co-editor, with Didier Coste and Nicoletta Pireddu, of Migrating Minds: Theories and Practices of Cultural Cosmopolitanism (2021).Sébastien Doubinsky is Associate Professor of French at the Aarhus University, Denmark. His publications include Reading Literature Today, with Tabish Khair (2011), and Equivalence(s): Necessity and Challenges in Translation Today, with Merete Birkelund and Christina Kkona (2019). He has also published many novels and poetry collections in English and French.

Sébastien Doubinsky’s and Christina Kkona’s [book] is particularly valuable because it unites these diverse perspectives, offering readers a richer understanding of these genres and the voices within them. By bringing together different perspectives, their book adds new insight to the existing scholarship and offers a valuable contribution to the debate on the intersection of gender and genre.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Eugen Bacon2. Francesca Barbini3. J. S. Breukelaar4. V. Castro5. Ellen Datlow6. Gemma Files7. Elizabeth Hand8. Marie Howalt9. Ai Jiang10. Penny Jones11. Margaret Killjoy12. Kathe Koja13. Anya Martin14. Angela Mi Young Hur15. Jane Mondrup16. Lisa Morton17. Malka Older18. Nuzo Onoh19. Cat Rambo20. Tricia Reeks21. Priya Sharma22. Angela Slatter23. Ann VanderMeer24. Kaaron WarrenIndex