Science Fiction Studies

#103 = Volume 34, Part 3 = November 2007

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ON LATIN AMERICAN SF

• Yolanda Molina-Gavilán, Andrea Bell, Miguel Angel Fernández- Delgado, M. Elizabeth Ginway, Luis Pestarini, and Juan Carlos Toledano Redondo. A Chronology of Latin-American Science Fiction, 1775-2005

• Rachel Haywood Ferreira. The First Wave: Latin American Science Fiction Discovers Its Roots

• Aaron Dziubinskyj. Eduardo Urzaiz’s Eugenia: Eugenics, Gender, and Dystopian Society in Twenty Third-Century Mexico

• J. Andrew Brown. Edmundo Paz Soldán and his Precursors: Borges, Dick, and the SF Canon

REVIEW-ESSAY

• Rob Latham. J.G. Ballard, SF Grand Master? Gasiorek’s J.G.Ballard, Vale’s J.G. Ballard: Conversations, and Vale/Ryan’s J.G. Ballard: Quotes
   

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Alkon’s Winston Churchill’s Imagination (Nicholas Ruddick)

• Clute’s A Short Lexicon of Horror (John Langan)

• Frasca’s L’Oscuro scrutare di Philip K. Dick (Umberto Rossi)

• Hartwell/Cramer’s The Space Opera Renaissance (Pawel Frelik)

• Joshi’s Icons of Horror and the Supernatural (Rebecca Janicker)

• Nelson’s The Secret Life of Puppets (William J. Burling)

• Nuruddin/Rogan/Wallis’s Socialism and Social Change in Science Fiction (John Rieder)

• Prucher’s The Oxford Dictionary of Science Fiction (Joe Sanders)

• Resnick/Siclari’s Worldcon Guest of Honor Speeches (Graham Sleight)

• Standish’s Hollow Earth and Costes/Altairac’s Les Terres creuses (Peter Fitting)

• Vint’s Bodies of Tomorrow (Brian Attebery)

• Wilson’s The Melancholy Android (Russell Blackford)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• Jean Baudrillard, 1929-2007 (ICR)
• John Wyndham’s Color-Schemed Future (David Ketterer)
• Tom Reamy: Lost But Not Forgotten (Michael Hemmingson)
• The Transmigration of PKD, Part 2 (CM)
• New Way to Locate Authors’ Archives (James Gunn)
• Salon Interview with William Gibson (CM)
• Tlön, Uqbar ... Galaxiki (VH)
• Locus Heinlein Tributes (CM)
• New Journals, Websites, and CFPs
• Notes on Contributors

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