Science-fiction Studies, Volume 34, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2007 - Science fiction |
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Page 325
... Priest seem a somewhat odd choice for a collection of critical essays . Yet , Butler argues , Priest's very marginality makes him of interest : because so much of his fiction has played at the edges of science fiction , it helps the ...
... Priest seem a somewhat odd choice for a collection of critical essays . Yet , Butler argues , Priest's very marginality makes him of interest : because so much of his fiction has played at the edges of science fiction , it helps the ...
Page 327
... Priest's novels , but it is hard to avoid the impression that Wolf - Meyer is more interested in appropriating Priest for his own critical preoccupations than he is in trying to ascertain Priest's concerns . In contrast , Nicholas ...
... Priest's novels , but it is hard to avoid the impression that Wolf - Meyer is more interested in appropriating Priest for his own critical preoccupations than he is in trying to ascertain Priest's concerns . In contrast , Nicholas ...
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Priest's writing : his debt to John Wyndham's fiction bears further examination , as does his relation to Philip K. Dick . That said , any such future studies of Priest will benefit immensely from the work Andrew Butler has assembled ...
Priest's writing : his debt to John Wyndham's fiction bears further examination , as does his relation to Philip K. Dick . That said , any such future studies of Priest will benefit immensely from the work Andrew Butler has assembled ...
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