Look at the Evidence assembles work by John Clute from many British and American newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals and books. Almost all the material presented deals with the period 1987–1992, a period during which science fiction faced huge challenges and new science fiction proliferated. Look at the Evidence represents a seismograph of the radical changes in the SF genre, from the long demise of First SF to the growth of the fable of exogamy.
LawEvidenceLiterary CriticismScience Fiction & Fantasy
RELEASED1995
PUBLISHERLiverpool University Press
LENGTH465
LANGUAGEEN
Look at the Evidence Essays and Reviews
by John Clute
Look at the Evidence assembles work by John Clute from many British and American newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals and books. Almost all the material presented deals with the period 1987–1992, a period during which science fiction faced huge challenges and new science fiction proliferated. Look at the Evidence represents a seismograph of the radical changes in the SF genre, from the long demise of First SF to the growth of the fable of exogamy.
LawEvidenceLiterary CriticismScience Fiction & Fantasy
RELEASED1995
PUBLISHERLiverpool University Press
LENGTH465
LANGUAGEEN
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