Science-fiction Studies, Volume 33, Issue 3SFS Publications, 2006 - Science fiction |
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... mainstream " offensive . " Nevil Shute's books , for instance , were " really of what science fiction fans call , with such self - conscious snobbery , ' the mainstream . ' As though science fiction ever really forsook the mainstream of ...
... mainstream " offensive . " Nevil Shute's books , for instance , were " really of what science fiction fans call , with such self - conscious snobbery , ' the mainstream . ' As though science fiction ever really forsook the mainstream of ...
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... mainstream novel is consequently brought into the foreground . For Turner , the background remains the same whether it is a mainstream or a science fiction novel : " SF has never left the mainstream , " as he insisted . Brief ...
... mainstream novel is consequently brought into the foreground . For Turner , the background remains the same whether it is a mainstream or a science fiction novel : " SF has never left the mainstream , " as he insisted . Brief ...
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... mainstream , then Turner could pretend to himself that he had not moved elsewhere , that he was still firmly rooted where he wanted to be . But because the field did not quite match his views of the mainstream — it could not ; it was ...
... mainstream , then Turner could pretend to himself that he had not moved elsewhere , that he was still firmly rooted where he wanted to be . But because the field did not quite match his views of the mainstream — it could not ; it was ...
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