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The International Review of Science Fiction
Number 83, Autumn 2001
CONTENTS
Editorial
Edward James
Features
- Jon Courtenay Grimwood: The Profession of Science Fiction, 55: A Craft at Most
- Pere Gallardo: Reflections on Virtual Group Sex and Male Insecurity: Robert Silverberg's "In the Group" (1978)
- Sandra J. Lindow: The Influence of Family and Moral Development in Lois McMaster Bujold's Vorkosigan Series
- Nick Freeman: British Barbarians at the Gates: Grant Allen, Michael Moorcock and Decadence
- Brian W. Aldiss: 2001: A Macedonian Odyssey
- Michael Swanwick: Inside Jack Daw's Pack: An Interview with Greer Gilman
- Tatiana Rapatzikou: Visualizations of Cyber-Gothic Bodies in William Gibson's Trilogy and the Art of the Graphic Novel
- David Langford: Maps: Collecting John Sladek
Letter
- David Hipple: Remembering Douglas Adams
Reviews
- Farah Mendlesohn: Pashazade by John Courtenay Grimwood
- Paul Kincaid: Appleseed by John Clute
- Andy Sawyer: British Future Fiction: 1700-1914 edited by I. F. Clarke
- Andy Sawyer: Hong Kong Invaded! edited by Gillian Bickley
- Andy Sawyer: Dragonfire by Humphrey Hawksley
- Paul Kincaid: Histories of the Future edited by Alan Sandison and Robert Dingley
- Stephen Baxter: Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle
- Matthew Wolf-Meyer: Punktown by Jeffrey Thomas
- David Langford: Return to the Whorl by Gene Wolfe
- John Newsinger: Cosmonaut Keep by Ken MacLeod
- David Mathew: Cyberpunk and Philip K. Dick by Andrew M. Butler
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