Science Fiction Studies

ESSAY

• Michael Kandel. Is Something New Happening in Science Fiction?

INTERVIEW

• Fiona Kelleghan. Interview with Tim Powers

ARTICLES

• Roger Luckhurst. The Science-Fictionalization of Trauma

• Allan Weiss. Separations and Unities: Approaches to Québec Separatism in English- and French-Canadian Fantastic Literature

• Brian Attebery. Super Men

• J.P. Telotte. "So Big": The Monumental Technology of Things to Come

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Rob Latham. Phallic Mothers and Monster Queers: Grant's Collection The Dread of Difference and Benshoff's Monsters in the Closet  

• Teresa Mangum. Pangs of Mortality: the Slusser-Westfahl-Rabkin Collection Immortal Engines  

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• The Westfahl-Slusser-Rabkin Collection Science Fiction and Market Realities (Roger Luckhurst)

• The Daniel-Moylan Collection on Ernst Bloch (Charles Elkins) 

• Kessler's Collection Daring to Dream (Wendy Pearson) 

• Leonard's Collection Into Darkness Peering (Daniel Bernardi)

• Donawerth's Frankenstein's Daughters (Veronica Hollinger) 

• Landon's Science Fiction After 1900 (Veronica Hollinger)

• Minyard's Teaching Anthology Decades of Science Fiction (Rob Latham)

• The Clute-Grant Encyclopedia of Fantasy (Neal Baker)  

• Sullivan's Collection The Dark Fantastic (Brian Attebery)

• Morrison's Collection Trajectories of the Fantastic (Gary Westfahl)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• On The Gate to Women's Country: An Exchange (Sylvia Kelso and Wendy Pearson) 

• On the Space Program and on Science Fiction: An Exchange (Carl Freedman and Gary Westfahl)

• Plans for Robida in English (John J. Pierce) 

• The Editor's Slant on The Time Machine (David Ketterer)  

• On Wells's Source for the Phrase "Things to Come" (Everett F. Bleiler) 

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