Stories included in Hvad Fluffy Vidste

This in answer to numerous requests for the titles of the stories reprinted in the Danish cat stories anthology:

Skitty, Mercedes Lackey
Cats in Victory, David Barr Kirtly
A Matter of Ceremony, Sharon Lee
The Cat, Gene Wolfe
Out of Place, Pamela Sargent
The Alien Mind, Philip K. Dick
Mother of Champions, Sean McMullen
All Cats are Gray, Andre Norton
Space-time for Springers, Fritz Leiber
Tobermory, Saki
Jade Blue, Edward Bryant
Ordeal in Space, Robert A. Heinlein
What Fluffy Knew, Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Virtually, a Cat, Jody Lynn Nye
Dysfunctional Family Cat, Paul Melko
The Beancounter's Cat, Damien Broderick

Women Writing SF/F...or not

A couple of interesting articles were pointed out in Another Part of the Internet.  I'm posting them here to boost the signals, and because they are an interesting addition to the ongoing shouting match discussion about how women don't write SF/F, except when they're putting guy writers out of a job by doing it wrong.

Strange Horizons' 2012 SF Count

Lady Business 2012 Coverage of Women in SF/F Blogs

The break-out points from the NPR study of women in cinema, at I'm Working On It, including some interesting information from studies done at the Geena Davis Institute regarding how men perceive the number of women within a group.

The transcript of the NPR study of women in cinema

Anybody got any more?  Real Numbers relating to real publishing are what we're looking for, not Opinions.  The reason the shouting match discussion exists is that there are 'way too many Opinions, and 'way too few Real Numbers.

Adding:

Empirical evidence that women have been writing SF/F for A Long Time.