Hilary Bailey

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Hilary Bailey was a British writer and editor known for her science fiction, feminist literature, and involvement in the New Wave SF movement.

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Hilary Bailey canonical 3

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instanceOf editor
feminist writer
human
novelist
science fiction writer
contributedTo New Worlds magazine
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
educatedAt Newnham College, Cambridge
fieldOfWork feminist literature
science fiction
speculative fiction
gender female
genre feminist literature
science fiction
hasRelative children with Michael Moorcock
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf New Worlds circle
linked to: New Worlds
movement New Wave science fiction
name Hilary Bailey
nationality British
notableFor contributions to New Wave science fiction
feminist themes in fiction
notableWork All the Days of My Life
As Time Goes By
Fifty-First State
linked to: The 51st State

Frankenstein’s Bride
In Search of Love
Mrs Mulvaney
The Castle of the Winds
The Cry from Street to Street
The Cry of the Children
The Fall of Frenchy Steiner
The King’s Lady
The Shadow of the Palace
The Strange Adventures of Charlotte Holmes
The Strange Power of Rose
occupation editor
writer
placeOfBirth England
spouse Michael Moorcock
wrote alternate history fiction
essays
historical fiction
novels
short stories

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Michael Moorcock spouse Hilary Bailey
New Worlds editor Hilary Bailey
subject linked to: New Worlds magazine
Hilary Bailey name Hilary Bailey