| Science Fiction Studies 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A bibliography of Jules Verne's English translations.(Author bibliography) | Literature/writing | Evans, Arthur B. |
| Aboriginality in science fiction. | Literature/writing | Attebery, Brian |
| A working model for analyzing Third World science fiction: The case of Brazil. | Literature/writing | Ginway, M. Elizabeth |
| Becoming other: Animals, kinship and Butler's Clay's Ark.(Octavia Butler) | Literature/writing | Vint, Sherryl |
| Beyond Max Max III: Rice, empire and heroism on post-apocalyptic terrain. | Literature/writing | Williams, Paul |
| From socialist realism to anarchist capitalism: Cuban cyberpunk. | Literature/writing | Redondo, Juan C. Toledano |
| Hidden treasures: The Manuscripts of 'Twenty Thousand Leagues'. | Literature/writing | Butcher, William |
| Homesteading on the extraterrestrial frontier. | Literature/writing | Abbott, Carl |
| Jules Verne: Negotiating change in the nineteenth century.(Voyages Extraordinaires) | Literature/writing | Unwin, Timothy |
| Jules Verne, playwright. | Literature/writing | Margot, Jean-Michel |
| Jules Verne roundtable. | Literature/writing | |
| Jules Verne's English translations. | Literature/writing | Evans, Arthur B. |
| Locating the Thing: The Antarctic as alien space in John W. Campbell's 'Who Goes There?'. | Literature/writing | Leane, Elizabeth |
| LSD, Lying Ink, and Lies, Inc..(Philip K. Dick ) | Literature/writing | Butler, Andrew M. |
| Revising the future in The Female Man. | Literature/writing | Martins, Susana S. |
| Rugged domesticity: Frontier mythology in post-Armageddon science fiction by women. | Literature/writing | Newell, Dianne, Lamont, Victoria |
| Translating Verne: An extraordinary journey.(Bourses de voyage) | Literature/writing | Hernandez, Teri J. |
| Verne's cartographies.(Jules Verne) | Literature/writing | Harpold, Terry |
| Verne to Varley: Hard SF evolves.(Jules Verne )(John Varley )(science fiction) | Literature/writing | Benford, Gregory |
| Why they kill Jules Verne: SF and Cartesian culture.(Why I Killed Jules Verne) | Literature/writing | Slusser, George |
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