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Award-winning author recognized for her works on time travel and contributions to the comedic side of science fiction; 'Doomsday Book' and 'To Say Nothing of the Dog' are significant novels.

Contemporary author acclaimed for her complex narratives and world-building; her notable 'Broken Earth' trilogy explores themes of oppression and environmental destruction.

Although she characterizes her work as speculative fiction, she has been influential with her dystopian themes, particularly in 'The Handmaid's Tale' and the 'MaddAddam' Trilogy.

Famous for her character-driven narratives and the 'Vorkosigan Saga', a science fiction series rich with political intrigue, personal drama, and humanity.

Recognized for the detailed development of alien cultures; her prominent works include the 'Alliance-Union' universe and 'The Pride of Chanur' series.

First African American woman to gain popularity in the genre, with works focusing on race, gender, and the structure of human societies; notable works include 'Kindred', 'Parable of the Sower', and the 'Xenogenesis' series.

Pseudonym of Alice Bradley Sheldon; noted for exploring complex themes of gender and identity, as seen in her collection 'Her Smoke Rose Up Forever'.

Known for the 'Imperial Radch' space opera series, where she explores themes of gender, identity, and society through the perspective of an AI protagonist.

Known for her exploration of feminist themes and experimenting with narrative techniques; notable works include 'The Female Man' and 'We Who Are About To...'.

One of the first women to write under a male pseudonym, known for her stories rich in adventure and world-building; 'Witch World' and 'The Beast Master' are her notable series.

Pioneering the genre with 'Frankenstein'; considered one of the earliest science fiction works and contributions to horror and gothic literature.