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ariel 33:1, 2002 | |
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Introduction
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Writing Back: Speculative Fiction
and the Politics of Postcolonialism, 2001
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Dominic Alessio
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Close Encounters of the Earliest Kind: A
Postcolonial Sighting of Aliens from the Planet
Venus and the First Human Colony in Science
Fiction (1881)
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Matthew Candelaria
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The Overlordís Burden: The Source of Sorrow in Childhoodís End | |
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Maria Cristina
Fumagalli
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Representing the World Instead of Reproducing It: M. P. Shielís The Purple Cloud | |
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Elizabeth
Leane
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Chromodynamics: Science and Colonialism in Kim Stanley Robinsonís Mars Trilogy | |
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Judith Leggatt
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Other Worlds, Other Selves: Science Fiction in Salman Rushdieís The Ground Beneath Her Feet | |
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Ralph Pordzik
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“Thinking about the Future”: Ireland and the Irish Conflict in Irish Utopian Literature Since the Nineteenth Century | |
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Rebecca Tillett
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“Your Story Reminds Me of Something”: Spectacle and Speculation in Aaron Carrís Eye Killers | |
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Interview
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| “Caught by a genre”: An Interview with Nalo Hopkinson by Nancy Batty | ||
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Poems
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Rabindra K. Swain
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All the Cravings | |
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Rabindra K. Swain
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The Face of Memory | |
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Bev Braune
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Homeless (or post-Colonial) | |
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Bev Braune
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from The Real Coulibri | |
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Shane Rhodes
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Daybreak on 5th Street | |
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Shane Rhodes
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Excerpts from The Book of Saints | |
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Brian Burke
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no sleep | |
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Brian Burke
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night beneath a tree | |
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Book Reviews
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Nancy Batty
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Sheree R. Thomas, ed. Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora. Nalo Hopkinson, ed. Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction. | |
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Nusya James
Thomas Campbell
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Arthur F. Kinney, ed. The Cambridge Companion to English Literature, 1500-1600. | |
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Carol Bere
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Elaine Feinstein, Ted Hughes: The Life of a Poet. | |
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Notes on Contributors
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