ARTICLES
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Two New Books from France.
(Van
Herp's Panorama de la science fiction and Sadoul's Histoire de
la science fiction moderne)
(Peter Fitting)
Some German Writings on SF.
(Gotthard Günther. Ðber-
windung von Raum und Zeit; Gotthard Günther. Die Entdeckung Amerikas und die
Sache der amerikanischen Weltraumliteratur; Martin Schwonke. Vom Staatsroman zur
Science Fiction: Eine: Untersuchung über Geschichte und Funktion der
naturwissenschaftlich-technischen Utopie; Hans-Jürgen Krysmanski. Die utopische
Methode: Eine literatur- und wissenssoziologische Untersuchung deutscher utopischer Romane
des 20. Jahrhunderts; Amhelm Neusüss,ed. Utopie: Begriff und Phänomen des
Utopischen; Jörg Hienger. Literarische Zukunftsphantastik; Vera Graaf. Homo
Futurus; Michael Pehlke and Norbert Lingfeld. Roboter und Gartenlaube: Ideologie
und Unterhaltung in der Science-Fiction-Literatur; Manfred Nagl. Science Fiction
in Deutschland: Untersuchungen zur Genese, Soziographie und Ideologie der phantastischen
Massenliteratur; Hermann Buchner. Programmiertes Glück: Sozialkritik in der
utopischen Sowjetliteratur; Heinz Bingenheimer. Transgalaxis: Katalog der
deutschsprachigen utopisch- phantastischen Literatur 1460-1960; Friedrich Leiner and
Jürgen Gutsch, eds. Science Fiction) (Franz Rottensteiner)
Two New Books from Germany. (Barmeyer, ed., Science
Fiction: Theorie und Geschichte and Rottensteiner, ed., Polaris 1: Ein
Science Fiction Almanach)
(Alice Carol Gaar)
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"Classics" of SF: The Hyperion Reprints.
(Robert Paltock. The Life and Adventures of Peter
Wilkins. 1751; W.H. Rhodes. Caxton's Book: A Collection of Essays, Poems, Tales
and Sketches; Percy Greg. Across the Zodiac; George Griffith. The
Angel of the Revolution: A Tale of the Coming Terror & Olga Romanoff: or The
Syren of the Skies; Gustavus W. Pope, M.D. Journey to Mars. The Wonderful World:
Its Beauty and Splendor: Its Mighty Races and Kingdoms: Its Final Doom; L.
Frank Baum. The Master Key: An Electrical Fairy Tale founded on the Mysteries of
Electricity and the optimism of its devotees. It was written for boys, but others may read
it; Robert W. Chambers. In Search of the Unknown; Gabriel de Tarde. Underground
Man; William Wallace Cook. A Round Trip to the Year 2000; Garrett P.
Serviss. A Columbus of Space & The Second Deluge; George Allan
England. Darkness and Dawn; Victor Rousseau. The Messiah of the
Cylinder; Milo Hastings. City of Endless Night; Harold Lamb. Marching
Sands; Ray Cummings. The Girl in the Golden Atom; A. Merritt. The Metal
Monster; Karel Capek. The Absolute at Large. Philip Wylie. Gladiator;
Stanley G. Weinbaum. A Martian Odyssey and Other Science Fiction Tales: The Collected
Short Stories of Stanley G. Weinbaum; Olaf Stapledon. Darkness and the Light).
(R.D. Mullen)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
Change, SF, and
Marxism: Open or Closed Universes?
- Mack Reynolds. What Do You Mean-- Marxism?
- Franz Rottensteiner. In Rebuttal
- Fredric Jameson. In Retrospect
Arthur C. Clarke and All Those
Awards (R.D. Mullen)
SF Criticism in Romania (Darko Suvin)
A Response to Damon Knight (Franz Rottensteiner)
Wells, Verne, and Science (Alex Eisenstein)
In Response to Mr. Eisenstein (Darko Suvin)
Four Complaints (Joanna Russ)
In Response to Ms. Russ (R.D. Mullen)
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