MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 4, no. 2 (#12)
Aisha Matthews, ed.
Library edition: February 2021
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 100 pages
No cover price
Notes:
• Special 'Middle Eastern Science Fiction' issue.
Essays: Aya Labanieh, Science Fiction, Rational Enchantment, and Arabic Literature // Meltam Safak, A Journey of
Erasing the Self // Timothy Quevillion, Ph.D., Herzl, Nakba, and Nationalist Escapism in Israeli and Palestinian
Science Fiction // Wessam Elmeligi, Ph.D, Islands, Rooms, and Queues: Three Tropes in Arabic Science Fiction //
Diana Kasem, Arab SF Film and TV in the Twentieth Century // Laila AlAmmar, “Cached memories”: Spatiotemporal
(Dis)ruptures and Postmemorial Absence in Palestine +100 // Paul Piatkowski, Ph.D., War of the Worlds: Geologic
Consciousness in Reza Negarestani’s Cyclonopedia
MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 1, no. 1 (#1)
Monica Louzon, ed.
Library edition: January 2016
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 58 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Monica Louzon, Letter from the Editor // Allison de Fren, Veronica Hollinger, Reflecting on Science
Fiction // Derrick King, Biogenetics, The Nation, and Globalisation in Paolo Bacigalupi's Critical Dystopias // Sami
Ahmad Khan, Gods of War Toke While Riding a Vimana: Hindu Gods in Three Indian Science Fiction Novels //
Karma Waltonen, Loving the Other in Science Fiction by Women // Amanda Rudd, Paul's Empire: Imperialism and
Assemblage Theory in Frank Herbert's Dune
Academic journal: MOSF Journal of Science Fiction
Bibliographic comments: Only issues with contents of interest to this library are listed here, highlighted in white.
MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 1, no. 2 (#2)
Monica Louzon, ed.
Library edition: May 2016
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 73 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Monica Louzon, Letter from the Editor // Jamie Anderson, Dan Curry, Reflecting on Science Fiction //
Mariano Martín Rodriguez, Spanish Anarchism and the Utopian Novel in the 1930s: The Libertarian Society of the
Future in El Amor dentro de 200 ãnos (Love in 200 Years) by Alfonso Martínez Rizo // David Christopher, Stalin's
"Loss of Sensation": Subversive Impulses in Soviet Science Fiction of the Great Terror // Joseph Hurtgen, Archival
Domination in Fahrenheit 451 // Ruzbeh Babaee, Sue Yen Lee, Siamak Babaee, Ecocritical Survival Through
Psychological Defense Mechanisms in M. R. Carey's The Girl with All the Gifts // Melanie Marotta, Sheri L. Smith's
Orleans and Karen Sandler's Tankborn: The Female Leader, the Neo-Slave Narrative, and Twenty-First Century Young
Adult Afrofuturism
MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 2, no. 4 (#7)
Heather McHale, ed.
Library edition: December 2018
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 48 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Heather McHale, Letter from the Editor // Julie Gerhard, Representations of History in the Brothers
Strugatsky's Novel Hard to Be a God // Nadine Knight, "A Long Way Away": Unreachable Freedoms in Contemporary
Afrofuturist Neo-Slave Narratives
MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 3, no. 2 (#9)
Aisha Matthews, ed.
Library edition: July 2019
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 128 pages
No cover price
Notes:
• Special 'Disability Studies' issue.
Essays: Heather McHale, Letter from the Editor // Sami Schalk, Foreword to the Special Issue on Disability Studies
// Michael Bérubé, Ph.D, Other Bodyminds Are Possible // Melinda Hall, Ph.D, What Future People Will There Be?
Neurodiverse Heroes for a Changing Planet // Dolphia Butler, A Quiet House That Speaks Volumes: A Reflection on
A Quiet Place // Philip Albert Steiner, Disability in Science Fiction Literature: A Reflection on Technology and Mental
Disabilities // Haihong Li, Subversive Texts: Illness and Disability in Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction // Rob
Mayo, Ph.D, Anti-psychiatry and Disability in Flowers for Algernon and Clans of the Alpahne Moon // Michael Stokes,
The Future Is Scar-y: The Connective Tissue of Emotion, Body & Identity // Anthony Mullen, Thatcher's Legacy?
Individualism and the Neurological Condition in Ian McEwan's Saturday // Susan Flynn, The Future Is Fixable:
Convention and Ableism in Science Fiction // Brett Butler, Ph.D, It's Okay to Stare: Visual and Unseen Disabilities in
Comic Book SuperHeroes // Chiara Montalti, "And Then, You Start Feeling Sharp": The First Science Fiction
Character Based on a Paralympic Athlete
MOSF Journal of Science Fiction, vol. 5, no. 1 (#13)
Aisha Matthews, ed.
Library edition: May 2021
Museum of Science Fiction
PDF, 108 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Isabella Hermann, Climate Change and Science Fiction: What We Can (Not) Learn from Disaster Films //
Race MoChridhe, Lesbian Resistance to Feminism in Annalinde Matichei's The Flight of the Silver Vixen // Kristine
Larson, Ph.D., Heroine or Damsel in Distress: Traversing the Parallel Universes of Timeline’s Kate Erickson //
Eduardo Santiago Ruiz, Ph.D., Insignificance and Cosmic Solitude: Evolution of Two Ideas in Science Fiction //
Juliette Bessette, A Sense of Wonder: John McHale, from Sci-Fi to Future Studies // Sandra Cox, Ph.D., Decolonial
Speculative Fiction: Indigenous Resistance in The Marrow Thieves, Trail of Lightning and Storm of Locusts //
Hans-Georg Erney, Ph.D., Ecological Science Fiction with Chinese Characteristics: The Three-Body Problem
