SFRA Review, #327
Sean Guynes, ed.
Library edition: Winter 2019
Science Fiction Research Association
PDF, 81 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Sean Guynes, Editor's Message: Another One?! // Keren Omry, President's Message: Winter Is Here //
Sonja Fritzsche, Vice-President's Message: Incoming! // Jason Sacks, Stan Lee (Dec. 1922–Nov. 2018) // Daniel
Martin, Historical Fantasy as SF in Osamu Tezuka's Muramasa // Rachel Cordasco, The SF in Translation Universe
// Amandine Faucheux, Meet the Future // Sean Guynes, Symposium Introduction // Maximiliano Jiménez,
Immersion and Fictionality in Westworld // Jennifer Brown, Queering the Wayfarer Universe // Erin Horáková, The
Future, Wouldn't That Be Nice // Lars Schmeink, Cyberpunk's Commodification of Bodies // Aurélie Villers, Building
Reynolds's Revelation Space // Janin Tscheschel, The Outerspace Within Us in Villeneuve's Arrival // Norbert
Gyuris, Semiotic Concepts of Gravity in Solanas's Upside Down // Chris Hall, The Otherworldly Self in Tarkovsky's
Solaris // Elisabeth Schneider, Intersexuality in Heinlein's "—All You Zombies—" // Sean Guynes, Alternate History
and Racial Capitalism in Shawl's Everfair // Agnieszka Urbańczyk, Eschatology in Star Trek // Katie Stone, Novelty
and Age in Butler's Fledgling // Sylvia Spruck Wrigley, Throw Grandma Out the Airlock // Grant Dempsey,
Naturalism and the Ontological Complexity of SF Worlds
SFRA Review, #306
Doug Davis, Michael Klein, eds.
Library edition: Fall 2013
Science Fiction Research Association
PDF, 24 pages
No cover price
Notes:
Essays: Doug Davis, Editor's Message: The SFRA Review Wants YOU // Pawel Frelik, President's Message:
Meanwhile, at the EC HQ // Amy J. Ransom, Vice-President's Message: Upcoming Joint WisCon/SFRA // David M.
Higgins, New Wave SF 101 // Keren Omry, Israeli SF 101
Academic journal: SFRA Review
Bibliographic comments: Publication of the Science Fiction Research Association, formerly titled the SFRA Newsletter. The
name changed to SFRA Review in 1992 with issue #194.
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