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Vonda N. McIntyre
| Name: | Vonda Neel McIntyre |
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| Occupation: | science fiction writer and biologist |
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| Official Website(s): | Wikipedia Article |
| Fan Website(s): | Memorial Website at Memory Alpha a Star Trek wiki |
| On Fanlore: | Related pages |
Vonda N. McIntyre was a science fiction writer and biologist.
Star Trek fans know McIntyre for her Star Trek tie-in novels which included the novelizations of three of the movies, as well as the early novel The Entropy Effect. It was in this novel that McIntyre popularized Sulu's first name,[1][2] a detail that made its way into canon in the Trek movie "The Undiscovered Country". She is also responsible for naming Captain Kirk's mother Winona.[1] McIntyre was also the author of the Star Wars Expanded Universe novel, The Crystal Star.
McIntyre was also a frequent commenter and debater in science fiction zines. One of those was the Canadian feminist zine The Witch and the Chameleon in which she was an early and influential contributor.
She passed away April 1, 2019.
Some Meta by McIntyre
- Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre (a review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel, and part of a larger discussion in The Witch and the Chameleon) (1974)
- About Two Million, Six Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty Words (an analysis of a year's worth of short fiction as an example of how long it was taking for most male writers of science fiction magazines to change their attitudes regarding gender issues, specifically women) (1975)
References
- ^ Jump up to: a b "Vonda N. McIntyre, a profetisa do futuro Momentum Saga". 2019-11-25. Archived from the original on 2022-03-10.
- ^ "Hikaru Sulu (Hikaru Sulu) 2021 - Artigos.wiki". 2022-03-10. Archived from the original on 2022-03-10.