Science Fiction Studies

#153 = Volume 51, Part 2 = July 2024


ESSAY

  • Ken Liu. Crafted Beings       

ARTICLE ABSTRACTS

BOOKS IN REVIEW

  • Ashton’s  Anthropocene Childhoods: Speculative Fiction, Racialization, and Climate Crisis (Anna McFarlane)    
  • Bacon’s Faith and the Zombie (Paul Scott)
  • Brown’s Shakespeare and Science Fiction (Veronica Hollinger)         
  • Lindow’s Nnedi Okorafor (Nedine Moonsamy)
  • Lord’s Reimagining the Human in Contemporary French Science Fiction (Tessa Sermet)              
  • McFarlane’s Cyberpunk Culture and Psychology (Simone Caroti)     
  • Stewart’s Angry Planet: Decolonial Fiction and the American Third World (Alison Sperling)
  • Telotte’s Selling Science Fiction Cinema (Sean Guynes)          
  • Warwick’s Dystopia and Dispossession in the Hollywood Science-Fiction Film, 1979-2017 (J.P. Telotte)
  • Yaszek/Fritzsche/Omry/and Pearson’s The Routledge Companion to Gender and Science Fiction (Karina A. Vado)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

  • 2024 Mullen Grant Winner (Lisa Swanstrom, SFS)   

  • CFP: Special issue of Foundation (Paul March-Russell)               

  • CFP: On Cyberpunk and AI in Interdisciplinary Studies on German Philology (Habib Tekin, Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey)            

  • CFP: Celebrating 215 Years of Edgar Allan Poe (Noah Gallego)

  • CFP: Special issue of Modern Fiction Studies on African Literature and Climate Change (Nedine Moonsamy and David Shackleton)             
    Remedios Varo: Science Fictions at the Chicago Art Institute (Lisa Swanstrom, SFS)

    s Conflict in 21st-Century SF Film      
  • NOAA Book Club and the Environment (Craig Russell)

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