THE 2011 SFS SYMPOSIUM: THE SINGULARITY
- Brooks Landon. That Light at the End of the Tunnel: The Plurality of
Singularity
- Neal Easterbrook. Singularities
- Rob Latham. From Outer to Inner Space: New Wave Science Fiction
and the Singularity
ARTICLE ABSTRACTS
REVIEW-ESSAYS
- Christopher Palmer. Tracing and Complicating the Dickian Networks: Rossi’s The Twisted Worlds of Philip K. Dick and Rickels’s I Think
I Am: Philip K. Dick
- Umberto Rossi. A Sort of Homecoming: Fortin’s Philip K. Dick and the Spectacle of Home
BOOKS IN REVIEW
- Auger’s Tech-Noir Film: A Theory of the Development of Popular Genres (Pawel Frelik)
- Baxter’s The Life of J.G. Ballard (Umberto Rossi)
- Booker’s Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction (Patrick B. Sharp)
- Brown’s Tokyo Cyberpunk: Posthumanism in Japanese Visual Culture (Jonathan Smith)
- Clute’s Pardon this Intrusion: Fantastika in the World Storm (Gerry Canavan)
- Duchamp’s Narrative Power (Veronica Schanoes)
- Haywood Ferreira’s The Emergence of Latin American Science Fiction
(Juan C. Toledano Redondo)
- Henthorne’s William Gibson: A Literary Companion (Russell Blackford)
- Kang’s The Automaton in the European Imagination (Roger Luckhurst)
- Paik’s Science Fiction and the Politics of Catastrophe (Jeff Hicks)
- Resnick/Malzberg’s The Business of Science Fiction (Gary Westfahl)
- Stableford’s new edition of Han Ryner’s The Superhumans (Jesse Cohn)
- Solomon’s Georges Méliès’s Trip to the Moon (J.P. Telotte)
- Schulman’s new edition of Jules Verne’s The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz
(Arthur B. Evans)
- Westfahl/Yuen/Chan’s Science Fiction and the Prediction of the Future (Andrew Ferguson)
- Wolfe’s Evaporating Genres (Andrew M. Butler)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
- Astounding and World War II (Ed Wysocki)
- Asimov versus Robinson (Carl Freedman)
- Exegesis on Exegesis (Rob Latham)
- Conference Report from Israel (Sherryl Vint)
- Call for Applications: R.D. Mullen Fellowship (Rob Latham)
- Calls for Papers, Upcoming Conferences, etc.
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