#92 = Volume 31, Part 1 = March 2004
ARTICLES
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William L. Svitavsky. From Decadence to Racial Antagonism: M.P. Shiel at the Turn of the Century
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Patrick A. McCarthy. The Genesis of Star Maker
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Gary Westfahl. Twelve Eighty-Seven: John Taine’s Satisfactory Solution.
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Steffen Hantke. Raumpatrouille: The Cold War, the “Citizen in Uniform,” and West German Television
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Alan C. Elms. The Psychologist Who Empathized with Rats: James Tiptree, Jr. as Alice B. Sheldon, PhD
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Livia Monnet. A-Life and the Uncanny in Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
REVIEW-ESSAYS
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Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. Who Framed Science Fiction? Stockwell’s The Poetics of Science Fiction
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Everett Bleiler. A Book That Fails to Work Miracles: Stover’s Edition of Wells’s The Man Who Could Work Miracles
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Javier A. Martínez. Technology and Theology (or Lack Thereof): Graham’s Representations of the Post/Human
BOOKS IN REVIEW
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Brown/St. Clair’s Declarations of Independence: Empowered Girls in Young Adult Literature,1990-2001 (Joe Sutliff Sanders)
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Burgess/Bartle’s Reference Guide to SF, Fantasy, and Horror (Stefan Ekman)
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De Paolo’s Human Prehistory in Fiction (Edward James)
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Featherstone’s Exploration of Alien Mythology in America (Mark Bould)
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Gunn’s The Road to Science Fiction (Karen Hellekson)
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Lederer’s Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature and Glut’s The Frankenstein Archive (JG)
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O’Keefe’s The Liberating Worlds of Fantasy Fiction (Nancy St. Clair)
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Palmer’s Philip K. Dick (Aaron Parrett)
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Palumbo’s The Fractal Aesthetic of Epic Science Fiction (Nicholas Birns)
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Pastourmatzi’s Biotechnological and Medical Themes in SF and Westfahl/Slusser’s Disease and Medicine in SF and Fantasy (Graham Sleight)
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Pinsky’s Future Present: Ethics and/as Science Fiction (Regina Cross)
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Wolfe’s Animal Rites: American Culture, the Discourse of Species, and Posthumanist Theory (Sherryl Vint)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
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SF Intertextuality: Hebrew Runes among the Ruins in Miller’s A Canticle For Leibowitz (Russell Hillier)
- Wells on Film (John S. Partington)
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British Comics and “The Boom” (John Newsinger)
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Verne at the Library of Congress (Brian Taves)
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New Publisher for FEMSPEC (Batya Weinbaum)
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Conference on Fantastic Genres
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