#101 = Volume 34, Part 1 = March 2007
DOCUMENT IN THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE FICTION
Melesina Trench. Laura’s Dream; or, The Moonlanders (1816)
ARTICLES:
- Katharine Kittredge. Wingless Women Living Backward on the Moon: Melesina Trench’s The Moonlanders.
- Christopher Lockett. Domesticity as Redemption in The Puppet Masters: Robert A. Heinlein’s Model for Consensus.
- Melissa Colleen Stevenson. Trying to Plug In: Posthuman Cyborgs and the Search for Connection.
- Neal Easterbrook. Rattling the Bars: Jameson’s Archaeologies of the Future
BOOKS IN REVIEW:
Davis/Stillman’s The New Utopian Politics of Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed and Beaumont’s Utopia Ltd. (Nicholas Birns) Doughty’s Folktales Retold (Sandra J. Lindow) Frayling’s The Scientist and the Cinema (Mark Bould) Friedman’s Electric Dreams: Computers in American Culture (Pawel Frelik) Gelder’s Popular Fiction (Justin St. Clair) Ginn’s Our Space, Our Place: Women in the Worlds of Science-Fiction Television (Ximena Gallardo C.) Grau’s Philosophers Explore the Matrix (D. Harlan Wilson) A New Edition of H. Rider Haggard’s She (Bryan D. Dietrich) Kochar-Lindgren’s TechoLogics (Andrew M. Butler) Larbalestier’s Feminist Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century (JG) Sanders’s The Sandman Papers (Bola C. King)
- Addendum to the Jules verne/Fossil Man Controversy (Nicholas Ruddick)
- The Saint Eustace Legend and Hoban's Riddley Walker (Martin L. Warren)
- New Data on a Pioneer (Richard Bleiler)
- The Other Martin in Godwin's The Man in the Moone (John Clark)
- Roundtable on SF Criticism (Everett Bleiler)
- The Present World in Other Terms (David Ketterer)
- On Hard SF (Donald M. Hassler)
- Who Killed Science Fiction (RL)
- The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick (CM)
- Conferences and Calls for Papers
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