#92 = Volume 31, Part 1 = March 2004
ARTICLES
William L. Svitavsky. From Decadence to Racial Antagonism: M.P. Shiel at the Turn of the Century
Patrick A. McCarthy. The Genesis of Star Maker
Gary Westfahl. Twelve Eighty-Seven: John Taine’s Satisfactory Solution.
Steffen Hantke. Raumpatrouille: The Cold War, the “Citizen in Uniform,” and West German Television
Alan C. Elms. The Psychologist Who Empathized with Rats: James Tiptree, Jr. as Alice B. Sheldon, PhD
Livia Monnet. A-Life and the Uncanny in Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
REVIEW-ESSAYS
Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. Who Framed Science Fiction? Stockwell’s The Poetics of Science Fiction
Everett Bleiler. A Book That Fails to Work Miracles: Stover’s Edition of Wells’s The Man Who Could Work Miracles
Javier A. Martínez. Technology and Theology (or Lack Thereof): Graham’s Representations of the Post/Human
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Brown/St. Clair’s Declarations of Independence: Empowered Girls in Young Adult Literature,1990-2001 (Joe Sutliff Sanders)
Burgess/Bartle’s Reference Guide to SF, Fantasy, and Horror (Stefan Ekman)
De Paolo’s Human Prehistory in Fiction (Edward James)
Featherstone’s Exploration of Alien Mythology in America (Mark Bould)
Gunn’s The Road to Science Fiction (Karen Hellekson)
Lederer’s Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature and Glut’s The Frankenstein Archive (JG)
O’Keefe’s The Liberating Worlds of Fantasy Fiction (Nancy St. Clair)
Palmer’s Philip K. Dick (Aaron Parrett)
Palumbo’s The Fractal Aesthetic of Epic Science Fiction (Nicholas Birns)
Pastourmatzi’s Biotechnological and Medical Themes in SF and Westfahl/Slusser’s Disease and Medicine in SF and Fantasy (Graham Sleight)
Pinsky’s Future Present: Ethics and/as Science Fiction (Regina Cross)
Wolfe’s Animal Rites: American Culture, the Discourse of Species, and Posthumanist Theory (Sherryl Vint)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
- SF Intertextuality: Hebrew Runes among the Ruins in Miller’s A Canticle For Leibowitz (Russell Hillier)
- Wells on Film (John S. Partington)
- British Comics and “The Boom” (John Newsinger)
- Verne at the Library of Congress (Brian Taves)
- New Publisher for FEMSPEC (Batya Weinbaum)
- Conference on Fantastic Genres
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