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Attebery, 89 This powerful relationship establishes strong, timeless works of incredible resonance.
Archive 2009-02-01 Freedomstar 2009
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Attebery, 89 This powerful relationship establishes strong, timeless works of incredible resonance.
On Writing Fantasy: Adding a Mythic Quality to Your Writing Freedomstar 2009
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This photo shows scholar Brian Attebery, editor Ellen Datlow, and a demonic-looking Ellen Klages (author and infamous MC of the Tiptree Auction).
Breakfast in Bed desayunoencama 2007
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‘Science [writes Attebery] surrounds, supports, and judges SF in much the same way the Bible grounds Christian devotional poetry.’
Archive 2005-12-01 Hal Duncan 2005
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In his Strategies of Fantasy, Brian Attebery shows how science fiction uses science as its ‘megatext.’
Archive 2005-12-01 Hal Duncan 2005
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In his Strategies of Fantasy, Brian Attebery shows how science fiction uses science as its ‘megatext.’
SF Considered As A Subset Of SF Hal Duncan 2005
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‘Science [writes Attebery] surrounds, supports, and judges SF in much the same way the Bible grounds Christian devotional poetry.’
SF Considered As A Subset Of SF Hal Duncan 2005
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Judith Merrill put a number of Bunch's early stories in her Best SF anthologies, Harlan Ellison invited Bunch into Dangerous Visions, and, more recently, the controversial LeGuin/Attebery The Norton Book of Science Fiction including one of Bunch's tales of Moderan, "2064, or Thereabouts".
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Judith Merrill put a number of Bunch's early stories in her Best SF anthologies, Harlan Ellison invited Bunch into Dangerous Visions, and, more recently, the controversial LeGuin/Attebery The Norton Book of Science Fiction including one of Bunch's tales of Moderan, "2064, or Thereabouts".
Archive 2004-02-01 2004
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In The Fantasy Tradition in American Literature, Brian Attebery answers this question by positing a set of “magical operations,” which Baum employs to shape his world: “animation, transformation, illusion, disillusion, transportation, protection, and luck.”
Hard Road Barbara D’Amato 2001
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