The Women Men Don't See See" was also nominated for the 1974 Locus Award for Best Short Story. PZ Myers describes the narrator of "Women" as not just unreliable, but "irrelevant"—"a man who comes along for the ride and really doesn't understand anything that's going on, because he can't see the real protagonists as anything but a couple of women." The Women Men Don't See The Women Men Don't See is a novelette written by Alice Bradley Sheldon under the pseudonym James Tiptree, Jr. Originally published in "Fantasy and Science Fiction" in 1973, it subsequently was republished in the magazine's October 1979 thirtieth anniversary issue,
New Hearts New Hearts New Hearts were a British new wave band from London, England, active in 1977-78. New Hearts evolved out of college band Splitz Kidz, who met at Loughton, Ian Page (vocals), David Cairns (guitar), John Harty (bass) and drummer Rob Milne (who later drummed with The Clash on the Anarchy In The UK tour). Renaming themselves New Hearts, they were signed by CBS Records at the height of punk rock just two months after their debut gig, and with an average age of just 17, directly from CBS managing director Maurice Oberstein, who had taken a personal interest in