Number 64, Summer 1995
CONTENTS
Edward James
J. Michael Straczynski: The Profession of Science Fiction, 48: Approaching Babylon
Elyce Rae Helford: Reading Masculinities in the "Post-Patriarchal" Space of Red Dwarf
Jonathan Clements: The Mechanics of the US Anime and Manga Industry
Gary Westfahl: Extracts from the Biographical Encyclopedia of Science Fiction Film
Andy Sawyer: More Than Metaphor: Double Vision in Lang's Metropolis
John Trushell: Return to Forbidden Planet
Farah Mendlesohn: Audio Books: A New Medium for Sf?
Vlado Srpon : Dr Gustav Mauricius Reuss: The First Slovak Literary Fantasist
Arthur B Evans: Verne: A Friend to Every Boy
Arthur C Clarke: Ursula Le Guin and "The Star"
Jack Dann: In Memoriam Roger Zelazny
Robert Irwin: Star Trek Creator by David Alexander and Asimov by Michael White
Kim Newman: The Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction by Roger Fulton
Frances Bonner: Science Fiction Audiences by John Tulloch and Henry Jenkins
Chris Gilmore: Otherness by David Brin
Cyril Simsa: New Worlds 3 and New Worlds 4 edited by David Garnett
Elizabeth Sourbut: Utopian and Science Fiction by Women by Jane L. Donawerth and Carol A Kolmerten
Neal Tringham: Left to His Own Devices by Mary Gentle
Chris Gilmore: To Build Jerusalem by John Whitbourn
Chris Gilmore: Pollen by Jeff Noon
T W Bartel: Paris au XXe Siecle by Jules Verne
