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Foundation [v30, #83, Autumn 2001] ed. Edward James (The Science Fiction Foundation, £5.95, 128pp, A5) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Edward James · ed 5 · The Profession of Science Fiction, 56: A Craft at Most · Jon Courtenay Grimwood · ar 16 · Reflections on Virtual Group Sex and Male Insecurity: Robert Silverberg’s “In the Group” (1978) · Pere Gallardo · ar [Robert Silverberg] 25 · The Influence of Family and Moral Development in Lois McMaster Bujold’s Vorkosigan Series · Sandra J. Lindow · ar [Lois McMaster Bujold] 35 · British Barbarians at the Gates: Grant Allen, Michael Moorcock and Decadence · Nick Freeman · ar [Grant Allen; Michael Moorcock] 48 · 2001: A Macedonian Odyssey · Brian W. Aldiss · ar 52 · Inside Jack Daw’s Pack: An Interview with Greer Gilman · Michael Swanwick · iv 73 · Visualizations of Cyber-Gothic Bodies in William Gibson’s Trilogy and the Art of the Graphic Novel · Tatiana Rapatzikou · ar [William Gibson] 88 · Maps: Collecting John Sladek · David Langford · ar [John Sladek]; adapted from the introduction to Maps. 98 · Letters · [The Readers] · lc _98 · [letter] · David Hipple · lt 100 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _100 · Pashazade, by Jon Courtenay Grimwood · Farah Mendlesohn · br _102 · Appleseed, by John Clute · Paul Kincaid · br _106 · British Future Fiction: 1700-1914, by I.F. Clarke · Andy Sawyer · br _113 · Hong Kong Invaded!, by Gillian Bickley · Andy Sawyer · br _114 · Dragonfire, by Humphrey Hawksley · Andy Sawyer · br _115 · Histories of the Future, by Alan Sandison & Robert Dingley · Paul Kincaid · br _118 · Planet of the Apes, by Pierre Boulle · Stephen Baxter · br _120 · Punktown, by Jeffrey Thomas · Matthew Wolf-Meyer · br _122 · Return to the Whorl, by Gene Wolfe · David Langford · br _125 · Cosmonaut Keep, by Ken MacLeod · John Newsinger · br _127 · Philip K. Dick, by Andrew M. Butler & Philip K. Dick · David Mathew · br _128 · Cyberpunk, by Andrew M. Butler · David Mathew · br

Foundation [v31, #84, Spring 2002] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by Steve Stone) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 4 · The Profession of Science Fiction, 57: Cele Goldsmith Lalli—Furthering the True Unwritten History · Barry Malzberg · ar [Cele Goldsmith Lalli] 7 · Jack C. Haldeman II (1941-2002) [Jack C. Haldeman, II] · John Clute · ob 8 · Ecological Awareness and Capitalist Shortsightedness in Thomas M. Disch’s On Wings of Song · Umberto Rossi · ar [Thomas M. Disch] 22 · “The Video Word Made Flesh”: Spectacular Transgressions in David Cronenberg’s Videodrome · Debra Benita Shaw · ar [David Cronenberg] 36 · Metamorphoses of the Female Subject: Bodily Transformations in Carol Emshwiller’s Carmen Dog and Linda Jaivin’s Rock N Roll Babes from Outer Space · Pat Wheeler · ar [Carol Emshwiller; Linda Jaivin] 47 · Introduction to the WisCon Papers · Justine Larbalestier · si 49 · Reflections on Women, Feminism and Science Fiction, 1818-1960: For a Genealogy of Feminist SF · L. Timmel Duchamp · ar 59 · Masculinity, Monstrosity and Behaviour Modification in Buffy the Vampire Slayer · Lorna Jowett · ar 73 · Slavery and Symbiosis in Octavia Butler’s Kindred · Pamela Bedore · ar [Octavia E. Butler] 82 · The James Tiptree, Jr. Award: When a Man Is a Woman—and It Doesn’t Matter · Elizabeth Matson · ar [James Tiptree, Jr.] 92 · So You Want to Be a Science Fiction Writer? · Élisabeth Vonarburg · ar The New York Review of Science Fiction May 1993 99 · Letters · [The Readers] · lc _99 · [letter] · Dr. Christopher West · lt 100 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _100 · Mappa Mundi, by Justina Robson · Paul Kincaid · br _104 · Fantasy Girls, by Elyce Rae Helford · Gwyneth Jones · br _108 · Origin, by Stephen Baxter · L. J. Hurst · br _110 · Omegatropic, by Stephen Baxter · K. V. Bailey · br _112 · Earth Is but a Star, by Damien Broderick · David Seed · br _113 · A Good Old-Fashioned Future, by Bruce Sterling · L. J. Hurst · br _115 · Eyes of the Calculor, by Sean McMullen · Nick Gevers · br _117 · Jack Vance: Critical Appreciations and a Bibliography, by A.E. Cunningham & Jack Vance · K. V. Bailey · br _120 · Dark Light, by Ken MacLeod · Neal Baker · br _123 · Whole Wide World, by Paul McAuley · Ken MacLeod · br _124 · Something More, by Paul Cornell · Cheryl Morgan · br _126 · Bold as Love, by Gwyneth Jones · Cheryl Morgan · br

Foundation [v31, #85, Summer 2002] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by Leo Morey) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 5 · An Informal History of Science Fiction · Joe Haldeman · pm 8 · SETI, British SF and the ET Meme · Mark Brake & Martin Griffiths · ar 25 · John Brunner’s The Shockwave Rider: Worms, Fiction and Reality · Bridget Wilkinson · ar [John Brunner] 35 · Apocalypse: Its Influence on Society and British SF · Martin Griffiths · ar 45 · Resisting Panthea’s Siren Song: Robert Hunt and the Poetry of Science · Brian Stableford · ar [Robert Hunt] 66 · The Time Machine and the Descent of Man · Charles DePaolo · ar [H. G. Wells] 79 · Back to the Far Future? Futures of Destiny and Desire in British Science Fiction · Patrick Parrinder · ar 89 · On a Background, Catastrophic, the Story, Ironic: Ecological Awareness and Capitalist Selfishness in Thomas M. Disch’s On Wings of Song · Umberto Rossi · ar [Thomas M. Disch] 106 · Letters · [The Readers] · lc _106 · [letter] · Giles Hart · lt 107 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _107 · The Time Machines, by Mike Ashley · Farah Mendlesohn · br _109 · True Names: and the Opening of the Cyberspace Frontier, by Vernor Vinge · Roger Luckhurst · br _113 · The Year’s Best Science Fiction, 18th Annual Collection, by Gardner Dozois · Niels Dalgaard · br _116 · The Last War: A World Set Free, by H.G. Wells · L. J. Hurst · br _118 · The Annotated H.G. Wells, by H.G. Wells · Andy Sawyer · br _121 · Science Fiction from Wells to Heinlein, by Leon Stover · Andy Sawyer · br _121 · 1984, by Samuel R. Delany · Paul Kincaid · br _125 · Kiln People, by David Brin · Cheryl Morgan · br _126 · Altered Carbon, by Richard Morgan · Cheryl Morgan · br _127 · The Telling, by Ursula K. Le Guin · Richard Jeffrey · br _129 · The Pickup Artist, by Terry Bisson · David Mathew · br _131 · Adventures in Time and Space with Max Merriwell, by Pat Murphy · Niels Dalgaard · br _133 · The Evergence Trilogy, by Sean Williams & Shane Dix · Greg Beatty · br _135 · Mortal Engines, by Philip Reeve · Andy Sawyer · br

Foundation [v31, #86, Autumn 2002] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by Chris Moore) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Introduction · Andrew M. Butler · ed 7 · Proto-SF/Proto-Queer: The Strange Cases of Dr Frankenstein and Mr Hyde · Andrew M. Butler · ar 17 · Queer Fears and Critical Orthodoxies: The Strange Case of Robert A. Heinlein’s The Puppet Masters · Chris West · ar [Robert A. Heinlein] 28 · Plugged Into Suppression: Hostility and Hope in the Speculative Fiction of Racoona Sheldon, James Tiptree, Jr. and Suzy McKee Charnas · Bill Clemente · ar [James Tiptree, Jr.; Suzy McKee Charnas] 40 · Not in Kansas Any More: Some Notes on Camp and Queer SF Movies · Mark Bould · ar 51 · Prisoners of Dogma and Prejudice: Why There Are No G/L/B/T Characters in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine · Billie Aul & Brian Frank · ar 65 · Science Fiction as Pharmacy: Plato, Derrida, Ryman · Wendy Pearson · ar [Geoff Ryman] 76 · Viral Migrations: Fairy Tales of Family and Nation, Death and Disease · Susan Knabe · ar 86 · Queer Theory, Science Fiction, and the Dreamed-for Child · Joe Sutliff Sanders · ar 101 · (Almost) Ordinary: Transitional Gay Imagery in Julian May’s Galactic Milieu Universe · Warren G. Rochelle · ar [Julian May] 118 · Letters · [The Readers] · lc _118 · [letter] · Chris West · lt _119 · [letter] · Andrew M. Butler · lt 122 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _122 · Light, by M. John Harrison · Cheryl Morgan · br _126 · Light, by M. John Harrison · John Clute · br _129 · Psychohistorical Crisis, by Donald Kingsbury · K. V. Bailey · br _132 · The Scar, by China Miéville · Mark Bould · br _134 · The Years of Rice and Salt, by Kim Stanley Robinson · Mark Bould · br _137 · Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy, by Gary Westfahl & George Slusser · Paul Kincaid · br _142 · The Pickup Artist, by Terry Bisson · David Mathew · br

Foundation [v32, #87, Spring 2003] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by Gahan Wilson) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 4 · The Profession of Science Fiction, 58: Mapping the Territory · Mike Ashley · ar 14 · Hope-in-the-Mist · Michael Swanwick · ar [Hope Mirrlees] 49 · The Wheel of Destiny: Oswald Spengler and the Early Stories of A.E. van Vogt · John Trushell · ar [Oswald Spengler; A. E. van Vogt] 58 · Alternate History and Uchronia: Some Questions of Terminology and Genre · Amy J. Ransom · ar 73 · The Generative Edge · Robin Dunn · ar [William Gibson] 94 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _94 · Conjunctions 39: The New Wave Fabulists, by Peter Straub · Farah Mendlesohn · br _97 · The Translator, by John Crowley · Paul Kincaid · br _99 · Stories of Your Life and Others, by Ted Chiang · Graham Sleight · br _102 · Dark Ararat, by Brian Stableford · Nick Gifford · br _104 · Context, by John Meaney · Stephen Baxter · br _107 · Effendi, by Jon Courtenay Grimwood · Claire Brialey · br _109 · Mindworlds, by Phyllis Gotlieb · K. V. Bailey · br _112 · The Golden Age: A Romance of the Far Future, by John C. Wright · L. J. Hurst · br _114 · Hominids, by Robert J. Sawyer · Matt Wolf-Meyer · br _116 · A Year in the Linear City, by Paul Di Filippo · Pawel Frelik · br _120 · Once There Was a Magazine, by Fred Smith · Mike Ashley · br _121 · Better to Have Loved: The Life of Judith Merril, by Judith Merril & Emily Pohl-Weary · Dianne Newell · br _125 · The Battle of the Sexes in Science Fiction, by Justine Larbalestier · Michelle Reid · br

Foundation [v32, #88, Summer 2003] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by Tim Edmonds) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 5 · Who “Owns” Children’s Fantasy? · Andy Sawyer · ar 19 · Children and Salvation in David Almond’s Skellig · Michael Levy · ar [David Almond] 26 · “They Thought We Were Dead, and They Were Wrong”: Children and Salvation in Kit’s Wilderness and Heaven Eyes by David Almond · Michael Levy · ar [David Almond] 33 · Perspectives on the Meanings of Childhood in Near-Future Fantasies Produced for Young People · Kay Sambell · ar 45 · “Into the Trees”: Journeys Into the Future in Peter Dickinson’s Eva · Pat Pinsent · ar [Peter Dickinson] 54 · Where Have All the Tomboys Gone? Female Figures in British Children’s Fantasy Series · Amie Rose Rotruck · ar 68 · Ethical Plots, Ethical Endings in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials · Mary Harris Russell · ar [Philip Pullman] 75 · Non-Linear Narrative(s) in Philip Pullman’s Penny Dreadfuls · Andrew M. Butler · ar [Philip Pullman] _88 · Diana Wynne Jones: An Exciting and Exacting Wisdom, by Teya Rosenberg, Martha P. Hixon, Sharon M. Scapple, Donna White & Diana Wynne Jones · Farah Mendlesohn · br 98 · Letters · [The Readers] · lc _98 · [letter] · Andrew M. Butler · lt 99 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _99 · Poison, by Chris Wooding · Maureen Kincaid Speller · br _101 · The Merlin Conspiracy, by Diana Wynne Jones · Cherith Baldry · br _103 · The King’s Head, by Susan Price · Victoria Thompson · br _105 · Viaduct Child, by Patrick Wood · N. M. Browne · br _108 · Faerie Wars, by Herbie Brennan · Mary Hammond · br _111 · Across the Nightingale Floor, by Lian Hearn · Ben Jeapes · br _113 · The House of the Scorpion, by Nancy Farmer · Elizabeth A. Billinger · br _116 · Taylor Five, by Ann Halam · Nick Gifford · br _118 · The Ivory Tower and Harry Potter: Perspectives on a Literary Phenomenon, by Lana A. Whited · Michael Levy · br _121 · Transcension, by Damien Broderick · Claire Brialey · br 124 · Notes on Contributors · Anon. · bg

Foundation [v32, #89, Autumn 2003] ed. Farah Mendlesohn (The Science Fiction Foundation, £6.95, 128pp, A5, cover by A. Apsit) Subtitled “The Review of Science Fiction”. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 5 · Science Fiction Is the Simplest Thing · Gary Westfahl · ar 13 · Terra/Terror-forming and Death Denial in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Martian Stories and Mars Trilogy · Ernest J. Yanarella · ar [Kim Stanley Robinson] 27 · Antarctica as a Scientific Utopia · Elizabeth Leane · ar [Kim Stanley Robinson] 34 · “The Words of Mercury Are Harsh...”: Love’s Labour’s Lost in Ægypt · Matthew S. S. Davis · ar [John Crowley] 47 · Utopian Ambivalences in Wyndham’s Web · Matthew Moore · ar [John Wyndham] 56 · The Scientist/Wizard in Joan D. Vinge’s Hegemony? · Christine Mains · ar [Joan D. Vinge] 65 · Mapping the Post-Nuclear Landscape · David Seed · ar 76 · In Mary Shelley’s Loving Arms: Brian Aldiss’s Frankenstein Unbound and Its Film Adaptation by Roger Corman · Sara Martin · ar [Brian Aldiss] 93 · Science Fiction, Globalisation, and the People’s Republic of China · Lavie Tidhar · ar 99 · Reviews · [Various] · rc _99 · Symposium: Marxism and Fantasy, by China Miéville · John H. Arnold · br _103 · The Separation, by Christopher Priest · Liz Williams · br _105 · Natural History, by Justina Robson · David Langford · br _107 · Cities, by Peter Crowther · Iain Emsley · br _109 · Elementals: Water, by Peter Dickinson & Robin McKinley · Alison Waller · br _112 · Untied Kingdom, by James Lovegrove · Geoff Ryman · br _114 · Lady: My Life as a Bitch, by Melvin Burgess · Andrew M. Butler · br _116 · Varjak Paw, by S.F. Said · Andrew M. Butler · br _117 · The Other Wind, by Ursula K. Le Guin · Diane Purkiss · br _118 · Tales from Earthsea, by Ursula K. Le Guin · Diane Purkiss · br _119 · Oryx and Crake, by Margaret Atwood · Michelle Reid · br _121 · Utopian and Dystopian Writing for Children and Young Adults, by Carrie Hintz & Elaine Ostry · Andy Sawyer · br

Foundation [v36, #100, Summer 2007] ed. Farah Mendlesohn & Graham Sleight (tp, 120pp) Subtitled “The International Review of Science Fiction”. “Foundation 100: The Anthology.” Details supplied by David Pringle. 3 · Editorial · Farah Mendlesohn · ed 5 · John M. Ford, 1957-2006 · Graham Sleight · ms; just a brief appreciation, explaining that Ford was to have been a contributor of fiction to this issue but died too soon. 9 · The Flood · Christopher Barzak · ss 11 · HealthGuard · David Marusek · ss 19 · Life-Pod · Vandana Singh · ss 29 · The Spirit of Radio · Tricia Sullivan · ss 45 · Living in the End of Days [Wess’har Wars] · Karen Traviss · ex 54 · Reflecting Glory · Margo Lanagan · ss 64 · Angel of the Waters · Jon Courtenay Grimwood · ss 77 · Sea Change · Una McCormack · ss 87 · The Last American · John Kessel · ss 101 · Soul Case · Nalo Hopkinson · ex; from the forthcoming novel Blackheart Man. 105 · Induction · Greg Egan · ss 117 · Notes on Contributors · Anon. · bg

Foundation [v39, #109, Summer 2010] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3-4 · Editorial · Graham Sleight · ed 5-6 · Darwinism, left and right: and two S-F probes · Darko Suvin · ar 7-17 · Nicholas Ruddick, Author of The Fire in the Stone—Prehistoric Fiction from Charles Darwin to Jean M. Auel (2009) · Jonathan McCalmont · iv 18-26 · Soviet Science Fiction of the 1920s: Explaining a Literary Genre in Its Political and Social Context · Dominic William Esler · ar 27-52 · Fictional Futures vs Historical Reflections: How Utopian Ideals can lead to Dystopian Results · Lauren Hayhurst · ar 53-64 · The Klingons as Homeric Heroes · Douglas Mann · ar Reviews: 65-71 · The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction, edited by Arthur B. Evans, Istvan Csicsery-Ronay Jr., Joan Gordon, Veronica Hollinger, Rob Latham and Carole McGuirk [Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr.; Carol McGuirk] · Dan Hartland · br 72-75 · Queer Universes: Sexualities in Science Fiction, edited by Wendy Gay Pearson, Veronica Hollinger, and Joan Gordon · Lesley A. Hall · br 76-78 · Wake, by Robert J. Sawyer · Ben Jeapes · br 79-81 · This Is Not a Game, by Walter Jon Williams · Clare Parody · br 82-85 · For the Win, by Cory Doctorow · Sandor Klapcsik · br 86-89 · It Walks in Beauty: Selected Prose of Chandler Davis, edited and with an introduction by Josh Lukin · Jim Adamson · br 90-92 · The Mammoth Book of Alternate Histories, edited by Ian Watson and Ian Whates · Glyn Morgan · br 93-95 · The Black Mirror and Other Stories: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Germany and Austria, edited by Franz Rottensteiner, trans. by Mike Mitchell · Chris Pak · br 96-99 · Imagination/Space: Essays and Talks on Fiction, Feminism, Technology and Politics, by Gwyneth Jones · Sue Thomason · br