Science Fiction Studies

#96 = Volume 32, Part 2 = July 2005

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 ARTICLES:                                              

• Elizabeth Leane. Locating the Thing: The Antarctic as Alien Space in John W. Campbell’s “Who Goes There?”

• Carl Abbott. Homesteading on the Extraterrestrial Frontier 

• Andrew M. Butler. LSD, Lying Ink, and Lies, Inc. 

• Sherryl Vint. Becoming Other: Animals, Kinship, and Butler’s Clay’s Ark 

• Paul Williams. Beyond Mad Max III: Race, Empire, and Heroism on Post-Apocalyptic Terrain

 

REVIEW-ESSAYS:

• Nicholas Ruddick. Recent Work on H.G. Wells: Danahay’s edition of The War of the Worlds, Harris-Fain’s of The Island of Dr. Moreau and Renzi’s Six Scientific Romances Adapted for Film 

• Mark Bould. ...and then suddenly two came along at once: Redmond’s Science Fiction Film Reader and Rickman’s Science Fiction Film Reader

• Andrew M. Butler. Tune In, Jack In, Drop Out: Kapell/Doty’s Jacking In to the Matrix Franchise and Booker’s Science Fiction Television

BOOKS IN REVIEW: 

• Ashley/Lowndes’s The Gernsback Days (Gary Westfahl)

• Broderick’s x,y,z,t: dimensions of science fiction (Paul Kincaid)

• Christensen’s The Subverting Vision of Bulwer-Lytton (Everett F. Bleiler)

• Grayson’s Black Science Fiction Novelists (Anita Nicholson ) 

• Gwenllian-Jones/Pearson’s Cult Television (F. Brett Cox) 

• Joshi’s The Evolution of the Weird Tale (John Langan) 

• Leroux/La Bossière’s Worlds of Wonder (Peter Halasz) 

• Lockhart’s Latin American Science Fiction Writers (Aaron Dziubinskyj) 

• New translation of Robida’s The Twentieth Century (Brian Aldiss) 

• New translation of Souvestre’s The World As It Shall Be (Gary K. Wolfe)

•  Stein’s The Byronic Hero (Nicholas Birns)

•  Stevens’s The Nightmare and Other Tales (Everett F. Bleiler)

•  Hayward’s Music, Sound, and Science Fiction Cinema (ICR)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE :

• Fanzine Collection Moves to Iowa
• Corrigendum to Jules Verne English Translation Bibliography
• SFRA’s Clareson, Pioneer, and Pilgrim Awards
• New English-language SF Magazine in Germany
• SF Hub Launched at Liverpool
• Websites, Upcoming Conferences, and Calls for Papers

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