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The Adventures of Little Martin in Tomorrowland

by Matthew Davis

22 June 2009

[I]n the mid-1970s, one of contemporary English literature's soon-to-be foremost personalities spent his apprenticeship as the SF reviewer at one of Britain's most respected Sunday broadsheets.

Captain Newbie!: A 3-D Pete Cartoon

by Mike Fisher

15 June 2009

Hmm . . . I wonder what the first mission with Captain "No Starfleet Experience Whatsoever" Kirk would be like?

Superheroes Used Symbolically in Novels

by Karen Burnham

1 June 2009

Superheroes, being so over-the-top and recognizable, lend themselves brilliantly to satire, and satire is easy to turn towards any number of political targets.

"That Place of Dark": A Jaunt Through Speculative Fiction

by Daniel Peretti

25 May 2009

The word "jaunt," as it is used today, has a fairly positive connotation. Yet jaunting—or teleportation, movement between two places without traveling through the intervening space—is not so clearly beneficial in speculative fiction.

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