Science Fiction Studies

#49 = Volume 16, Part 3 = November 1989

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SPECIAL ISSUE: SCIENCE FICTION IN FRANCE

ARTICLES

• George Slusser. "Science Fiction in France": An Introduction

• Arthur B. Evans. Science Fiction in France: A Brief History

• Bradford Lyau. Technocratic Anxiety in France: The Fleuve Noir "Anticipation" Novels, 1951-60

• Pascal Thomas. The Current State of Science Fiction in France

• George Slusser. The Beginnings of Fiction

• Arthur B. Evans. Science Fiction in France: A Selective Bibliography of Secondary Materials

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Kenneth Berri. Jules Verne: Forward into the Past (Arthur B. Evans. Jules Verne Rediscovered: Didacticism and the Scientific Novel;  Jean Bessière, ed. Modernités de Jules Verne)

• Gary K. Wolfe. A Convention of Cats (James Gunn, ed. The New Encyclopedia of Science Fiction)

• Carl D. Malmgren. A Matter of "Boiling Roses" (George E. Slusser & Eric S. Rabkin, eds. Intersections: Fantasy and Science Fiction)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Kreutziger's Religion of Science Fiction (James E. Huchingson)

• Ketterer's Imprisoned in a Tesseract: Two Views (Desmond Tarrant and Roz Kaveney)

• Varnado's Haunted Presence (David Ketterer)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• News About the Strugatskys (Yvonne Howell)
• Disagreeing Over the Definitive Time Machine (Harry M. Geduld and David J. Lake)

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