Science Fiction Studies

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• Joseph Ren. “An End to Our Iron and Coal”: Resource Anxiety in Late Victorian Science Fiction

• Leah Faye Norris. The Ambivalence of Memory in Naomi Mitchison’s Speculative Fiction

• Milan M. Ćirković. “Not Welcome Here”: Biological versus Postbiological in Lem’s Space Operas

• Donna T. Tong. Oriental Ornaments: Yellowface and Painful Object(ification)s in Sanders’s Ghost in the Shell

• Julia Gatermann. Bodies of Knowledge: Discredited Sciences and Technologies of Resistance in Larissa Lai’s The Tiger Flu              

REVIEW ESSAYS

• Anna McFarlane. Maternity and Motherlessness: Nielsen’s Motherless Creations and Mitchell’s Maternity in the Post-
  Apocalypse

• David M. Higgins. Science Fiction and Native Epistemologies: Spiers’s Encountering the Sovereign Other

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Ashley’s The Rise of the Cyberzines, Vol. 5 of The History of the Science-Fiction Magazines (Paul Kincaid)       

• Calvin’s Queering SF: Readings (Phoenix Alexander)

• Campbell’s Perspectives on the Global Theory and Practice of Translation (Lorenzo Andolfatto)

• Harada’s Sexuality, Maternity, and (Re)productive Futures: Women’s Speculative Fiction in Contemporary Japan (Kumiko Saito)

• Shaviro’s Extreme Fabulations (Roger Luckhurst)

• Yeates’s American Cities in Post-Apocalyptic SF (Michael Fuchs)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• SF Archives and Collections on the SFS website
• Special Issue of The Wellsian
  
• Special Issue of Revista Española de Estudios Norteamericanos (Marica Orrù and Igor Juricevic)
  
• “Nightmare/s in the Long Nineteenth Century” (Frances Clemente and Greta Colombani)
  
• “Posthumanism: Twenty-First Century Perspectives” (Pinaki Roy and Tanima Dutta)
  
• “Narrative Complexity in Recent Time-Travel Media” (Liz Trepanier, Luke Leonard, and Emory O’Malley)
  
• CFP: Adaptations, Reboots, and Remakes in Popular Culture (Jo Coghlan and Lisa Hackett)
  
• CFP: 2023 Conference of the Polish Association for American Studies    
  Call for Applications: R.D. Mullen Fellowships (Sherryl Vint)

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