I think the 2000 Beacon edition of 'The Female Man' is still available; at least Amazon still carries it and displays it as an in-print book. Some of her theoretical and critical writing is still in print as well, but very little if any of her other fiction.

This is really a shame because, for me anyway, Russ is one of the most interesting and experimental sci-fi writers of her generation, ranking with Delany as an author who often paired radical social ideals with challenging narrative structures. A little too challlenging for most readers perhaps...?

MT

I've found it easy enough to collect used copies of Russ from thrift-store shelves. She's also been anthologized a lot.