Science Fiction Studies

#105 = Volume 35, Part 2 = July 2008


ARTICLE ABSTRACTS

ON ANIMALS AND SCIENCE FICTION

Edited by Sherryl Vint

REVIEW-ESSAYS

  • John Huntington. “A snappy short story having some scientific fact as its theme”: Ashley’s Science-Fiction Magazines from 1970-1980 and Westfahl’s Hugo Gernsback and the Century of SF
  • Sherryl Vint. Entangled Posthumanism: Barad’s Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning


BOOKS IN REVIEW

  • DeAngelis/Rossi ’s Transmigrazioni, I mondi di Philip K. Dick (Roger Bozzetto)

  • DeGraw’s The Subject of Race in American SF (Isiah Lavender III)
  • Malzberg’s Science Fiction in the Last Millennium (Michael Hemmingson)
  • Monk’s Alien as Archetype in the SF Short Story (Patrick A. McCarthy)
  • Moylan and Baccolini’s Utopia Method Vision and Milner/Ryan/Savage’s Imagining the Future: Utopia and Dystopia (Patrick Parrinder)
  • Muzzioli’s Scritture della catastrofe (Umberto Rossi)
  • Ortiz’s Emsh/willer: Infinity X Two (Joe Sanders)
  • Roberts’s The History of Science Fiction (JG)
  • Szumskyj’s Fritz Leiber: Critical Essays (RL)
  • Urbanski’s Plagues, Apocalypses and Bug-Eyed Monsters: How Speculative Fiction Shows Us Our Nightmares (Darja Malcolm-Clarke)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

  • On Ursula K. Le Guin’s Lavinia (Richard D. Erlich)
  • Wyndham’s Chocky: The First Covert Alternate World? (David Ketterer)
  • Pariah Elite (RL)
  • Revisiting K.M. O’Donnell (Michael Hemmingson)
  • Corrigienda (Susan Vanderborg, Eds.)
  • 2008 Pioneer Award (Adam Frisch, Eds.)
  • Heinlein Forum Reinstituted (RAH Centennial Committee)
  • Still Has a Mouth and Still Must Scream (CM)
  • Research Scholarship in Utopian Studies (Lorna Davidson)
  • New Journals, Special Issues, Associations, and CFPs
  • Notes on Contributors 363

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