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Foundation:
The International Review of Science Fiction
Number
73, Summer 1998 
CONTENTS
Editorial Edward James
Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn: Notes for Contributors
Features
- Colin Greenland: The Profession of Science Fiction, 53: Defying Gravity
- Cyril Simsa: F. Marion Crawford and The Witch of Prague: A Prague Novel?
- John Newsinger: Myth, War, Contact: Ian McDonald's Irish Trilogy
- Anca Vlasopolos: Technology as Eros's Dart: Cyborgs as Perfect (Male?) Lovers
- Sylvia Kelso: Connie Willis's Civil War: Re-dreaming America as Science Fiction
- Earl G. Ingersoll: "If It Can Happen, It Will Happen": A Conversation with Nancy Kress
- W.M.S. Russell: Bicentenary of a Famous Science Fiction Writer
Letters
- Jonathan Clements: Zen and the Art of Academic Research
- Andrew Osmond: Zen Again
Reviews
- Bryan Milner: The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
- Stephen Baxter: A Scientific Romance by Ronald Wright
- Douglas Barbour: Black Wine by Candas Jane Dorsey
- Steffen Hantke: Signs of Life by M. John Harrison
- David Langford: Glimmering by Elizabeth Hand
- David Mathew: The Science Fiction Century edited by David G. Hartwell
- K.V. Bailey: Jack Faust by Michael Swanwick
- K.V. Bailey: Someone to Watch Over Me by Tricia Sullivan
- Hans-Ulrich Boettcher: Deutsche Science Fiction 1870-1914 by Roland Innerhofer
- Domna Pastourmatzi: Airoumeni Pragmatilotika (Hovering Reality) by Alexia Athanasiou
- Colin Greenland: The Troika by Stepan Chapman
- Keith Brooke and Nick Gifford: The Web series, by various authors
- Notes by Andy Sawyer on books by DeMatteis, Dickinson and Robinson, and audio-tapes of texts by Wyndham and Letts
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2002 AGM and Signs of Life
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Terry Pratchett: Guilty of Literature
A collection of essays on Terry Pratchett, published in May 2000
The Parliament of Dreams: Conferring on Babylon 5
The first volume of critical studies of the acclaimed television series Babylon 5, published in August 1998
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