Science Fiction Studies

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SPECIAL ISSUE ON DIGITAL SCIENCE FICTION
  Edited by Paweł Frelik and Rob Latham

ARTICLE ABSTRACTS

• Paweł Frelik. Introduction: Digital Science Fiction(s).

• Symposium on Digital SF             

• Lisa Swanstrom. External Memory Drives: Deletion and Digitality  in Agrippa (A Book of The Dead)

• Rebekah Sheldon. Spectrum Orders: Digital Science Fiction and the Corrected Present  

• David Higgins. Dreams of Accumulation: The Economics of SF Video Games

• Lars Schmeink. “Scavenge, Slay, Survive”: The Zombie Apocalypse, Exploration, and Lived Experience in DayZ  

• Lorenzo Servitje. H5N1 for Angry Birds: Plague Inc., Mobile Games, and the Biopolitics of Outbreak Narratives

• Keren Omry. Bodies and Digital Discontinuities: Posthumanism, Fractals, and Popular Music in the Digital Age

• Mark Young. Digital Aurality and the Science-fictional Public Sphere     

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Paweł Frelik. Simulating the Future: Mortensen/Linderoth/Brown’s The Dark Side of Game Play, Tringham’s Science Fiction Video Games, Väliaho’s Biopolitical Screens, and Voorhees/Call/Whitlock’s First-Person Shooter Games                

• Umberto Rossi. Centrifugal Interpretations: Dunst/Schlensag’s The  World According to Philip K. Dick   

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Banerjee’s The Fantastic in Mary Shelley and Margaret Atwood (Justin Cosner)

• Fennell’s Irish Science Fiction (Conor Reid)          

• Jones/Ormrod’s Time Travel in Popular Media (David Wittenberg)         

• Morshed’s Impossible Heights (Alan Lovegreen)              

• Pagetti’s Il senso del futuro (Salvatore Proietti)

• Rickels’s Germany: A Science Fiction (Anthony Enns)      

• Seed’s Ray Bradbury (Robin Condon)   

• Singles’s Alternate History (Francisco J. López Arias)

• Sterling/Kadrey/Jennings’s The Dead Media Notebook (Sean Matharoo)

• Weiss’s The Canadian Fantastic in Focus (Amy J. Ransom)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• Sawyer Seminar on Alternate Futurisms at UCR (Brian Hudson)
• Radical Politics, Recent Expositions, and Utopianism Now (Rhys Williams)
• Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference (Stina Attebery)