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Sfrasfrareview.Org REVIEWS sfrareview.org ARTICLES SFRA UPDATES REVIEW SINCE 1971 VOLUME 50 : ISSUE 4 : FALL 2020 50/4 THE OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF THE FALL 2020 EDITORIAL SFRAReSCIENCE FICTIONview RESEARCH ASSOCIATION COLLECTIVE ISSN 2641-2837 GENERAL EDITORS SFRA Review is an open access journal published four times a year by the Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) since 1971. SFRA SENIOR EDITOR Review publishes scholarly articles and reviews. As the flagship journal Sean Guynes of SFRA, the Review is devoted to surveying the contemporary field [email protected] of SF scholarship, fiction, and media as it develops. EDITOR Submissions Ian Campbell [email protected] SFRA Review accepts original scholarly articles, interviews, review EDITOR essays, and individual reviews of recent scholarship, fiction, Virginia Conn and media germane to SF studies. Articles are single-blind peer [email protected] reviewed by two of four general editors before being accepted or rejected. SFRA Review does not accept unsolicited reviews. If you EDITOR would like to write a review essay or review, please contact the Amandine Faucheux relevant review editor. For all other publication types—including [email protected] special issues and symposia—contact the general editors. All submissions should be prepared in MLA 8th ed. style. Accepted REVIEWS EDITORS pieces are published at the discretion of the editors under the author's copyright and made available open access via a CC-BY- NONFICTION EDITOR NC-ND 4.0 license. Dominick Grace [email protected] SFRA Review History ASSISTANT NONFICTION EDITOR SFRA Review was initially titled SFRA Newsletter and has been Kevin Pinkham published since 1971, just after the founding of SFRA in 1970. [email protected] The Newsletter changed its named to SFRA Review in 1992 with FICTION EDITOR issue #194 to reflect the centrality of an organ for critical reviews Jeremy M. Carnes of both fiction and scholarship to the SF studies community. The [email protected] Newsletter and Review were published 6 times a year until the early 2000s, when the Review switched to a quarterly schedule. ASSISTANT FICTION EDITOR Originally available only to SFRA members or sold per issue for a Megan N. Fontenot small fee, SFRA Review was made publicly available on the SFRA's [email protected] website starting with issue #256. Starting with issue #326, the MEDIA EDITOR Review became an open access publication. In 2020, the Review Leimar Garcia-Siino switched to a volume/issue numbering scheme, beginning with [email protected] 50.1 (Winter 2019). For more information about the Review, its ASSISTANT MEDIA EDITOR history, policies, and editors, visit www.sfrareview.org. Thomas Connolly [email protected] PB • SFRA Review 54-3 • Fall 2020 SFRA Review 50.4 • Fall 2020 • 1 SFRA Review, vol. 50, no. 4, Fall 2020 FROM THE EDITOR Namárië ...............................................................................................................................6 FROM THE SFRA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE From the President ............................................................................................................8 From the Vice President ..................................................................................................10 FEATURES The Modern High Fantasy Novel was Born in France: An Essay on Reverse Literary History ........................................................................................................13 The SF in Translation Universe #9 .................................................................................25 Meet the Future: An Interview with Nichole Nomura................................................27 Introducing the 2020-2021 Support a Scholar Grant Recipient ................................31 SYMPOSIUM: CYBERPUNK CULTURE The CyberPunk Culture Conference .............................................................................34 The Horror of Direct Experience: Cyberpunk Bodies and “The Machine Stops” ...37 Fabulation of Alternative Parallel Universes: Queertopia in Turkish Science Fiction .........................................................................................................................45 The Fractal Subject and the Hologram Rose: On Baudrillard and Cyberpunk as Media Theory .............................................................................................................52 Cyberpunk in the Museum: Actuality, Future, and the Challenges of Exhibiting Movie Memorabilia ...................................................................................................59 Ontology of the Hologram: Gothic Tropes and the Ontological Transgressions of Technoscience .......................................................................................................68 “The (Cyber) Center Cannot Hold”: .............................................................................77 Futures, Bodies and Minds in William Gibson’s The Peripheral ................................77 Pants Scientists and Bona Fide Cyber Ninjas: Tracing the Poetics of Cyberpunk Menswear ...................................................................................................................85 2 • SFRA Review 54-3 • Fall 2020 SFRA Review 50.4 • Fall 2020 • 3 SFRA REVIEW, VOL. 50, NO. 4, FALL 2020 SYMPOSIUM: EUROPEAN SPECULATIVE FICTION AND THE POLITICAL Introducing the Symposium on European Speculative Fiction and the Political ...99 Unheard Voices: The Time-Travelling Woman as Writer of History ......................101 The Problem with Prequels: Revising Canon is an Exercise in Authorial Con- trol and Navigating Fandom Politics in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes .....................................................110 “Just as Orwell said”: The Emergence of a “Dystopian Framing” in French Con- servative Media in the 2010s .................................................................................119 Black Mirror Prosumers and the Contemporary Domain ........................................128 Architectural Responses in Alternative Realities: The Politics of Space through Fiction in Architectural Education .......................................................................136 NONFICTION REVIEWS Publishing the Science Fiction Canon: The Case of Scientific Romance ...............145 Posthuman Folklore ......................................................................................................148 None of This Is Normal: The Fiction of Jeff VanderMeer .........................................150 Other Worlds: Spirituality and the Search for Invisible Dimensions ......................154 Transformative Heroines in Young Adult Dystopian Literature .............................157 “The Sweet and the Bitter”: Death and Dying in J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings ....................................................................................................................160 Alternate Worlds: The Illustrated History of Science Fiction ..................................163 Desire and Empathy in Twentieth-Century Dystopian Fiction ..............................166 Thrills Untapped: Neglected Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy Films, 1928- 1936 ...........................................................................................................................169 Economic Science Fictions ...........................................................................................172 MEDIA REVIEWS Outer Wilds ....................................................................................................................180 Devs, season 1 ................................................................................................................183 2 • SFRA Review 54-3 • Fall 2020 SFRA Review 50.4 • Fall 2020 • 3 SFRA Review Editors Emeriti Editors Ed McKnight, 2001-2010 Chris Pak, 2014-2018 Neil Barron, 1998-2001 Michael Klein, 2013 B. Diane Miller (assistant), 1993-1996 Doug Davis, 2011-2013 Robert Reginald, 1993 Jason Embry, 2011-2012 Neil Barron, 1990-1992 Karen Hellekson, 2008-2010 Rob Latham (“Review Editor”), 198?-1989 Craig Jacobsen, 2008-2010 Fiction Editors Christine Mains, 2002-2007 Jeremy Brett, 2015-2019 Shelley Rodrigo Blanchard, 2001-2002 Jim Davis, 2011-2015 Barbara Lucas, 2001-2002 Edward Carmien, 2006-2010 Karen Hellekson, 1998-2000 Philip Snyder, 2001-2006 Craig Jacobsen, 1998-2000 Shelley Rodrigo Blanchard, 2001 Amy Sisson, 1994-1997 Craig Jacobsen, 1998-2000 Daryl F. Mallett, 1993-1994 Daryl F. Mallett, 1993-1994 Besty Harfst, 1989-1992 Robert Collins, 1990-1992 Robert Collins, 1987-1989 Rob Latham (“Review Editor”), 198?-1989 Richard W. Miller, 1984-1987 Elizabeth Anne Hull, 1981-1984 Young Adult Fiction Editors Roald Tweet, 1978-1981 Muriel R. Becker, 1990-1994 Beverly Friend, 1974-1978 Fred Lerner, 1971-1974 Media Editors Ritch Calvin, 2008-2015 Managing Editors E. Susan Baugh, 1993-1994 Lars Schmeink, 2011-2015 Michael Klossner, 1992-1993 Janice M. Bogstad, 2003-201 Ted Krulik, 198?-1989 Associate Editors Book News Editor B. Diane Miller, 1993-1994 Martin A. Schneider, 198?-1989 Robert Reginald, 1990-993 Catherine Fischer, 198?-1989 Affiliated Products Editor Furumi Sano, 1993-1994 Assistant Editors Paul Abell, 1994-1997 Editorial Assistants William R. Mallett, 1994 Tiffany Johnson, 2000 Masuko Mallett, 1994 Jeanette Lawson, 198?-1989 Kimberly J. Baltzer, 1993-1994 Clint Zehner, 1993-1994 Annette
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