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Foundation:
The International Review of Science Fiction
Number
70, Summer 1997 
CONTENTS
Editorial
- Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn
Features: Young SF
- Diana Wynne Jones: The Profession of Science Fiction, 51: Answers to Some Questions
- Karen Sands: No Business in Space? The Female Presence in Series Science Fiction For Children
- Pauline Archell-Thompson: Fairytale, Myth and Otherness in Andre Norton's Juvenile Science Fiction
- Sandra Lindow: Trauma and Recovery in Ursula K. Le Guin's Wonderful Alexander: Animal as Guide through the Inner Space of the Unconscious
- Susan Tebbutt: Mapping Post-nuclear Scenarios: Gudrun Pausewang's and Robert Swindell's Teenage Novels
- Michael M. Levy: Lois Lowry's The Giver: Interrupted Bildungsroman or Ambiguous Dystopia?
- John Trushell: Interactive Games and Other Fairy Tales: Or, Player(s) in Search of Authority
- John Newsinger: Review Article: Ann Halam's Tales of Inland
- W.M.S. Russell: Great SF Short Fiction, 2: "The Voice of the Lobster" by Henry Kuttner
- I.F. Clarke: Great SF Short Fiction, 3: "The Battle of Dorking" by George Chesney
Letters
- Darko Suvin: "Novum Is as Novum Does" and SFS
- R.D. Mullen: A Reply to Suvin
Reviews
- Andy Sawyer: The Encyclopedia of Fantasy, edited by John Clute and John Grant
- Andy Sawyer: The Tough Guide to Fantasyland by Diana Wynne Jones
- Timothy Unwin: The Jules Verne Encyclopedia by Brian Taves and Stephan Michaluk
- K.V. Bailey: Look at the Evidence by John Clute
- Andy Sawyer: Stephen R. Donaldson's Chronicles byW.A. Senior
- Andy Sawyer: Impossibility Fiction, edited by Derek Littlewood and Peter Stockwell
- Edward James: Enterprise Zones edited by Taylor Harrison and others
- Brian Stableford: The Gaia Websters by Kim Antieau
- Brian Stableford: Earthquake Weather by Tim Powers
- Peter Wright: Blade Runner 3 by K.W. Jeter
- Paul J. McAuley: Automated Alice by Jeff Noon
- Colin Greenland: Looking for the Mahdi and Faraday's Orphans by N. Lee Wood
- Chris Gilmore: Excession by Iain M. Banks
- John Newsinger: The Ringworld Throne by Larry Niven
- George Hay: Retrieved from the Future by John Seymour
- David Langford: Slant by Greg Bear
- L.J. Hurst: Blueheart by Alison Sinclair
- K.V.
Bailey: Foundation's Fear by Gregory Benford
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