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\u00a9 Franco Brambilla, “Le Argentee Teste D’Uovo” by Fritz Leiber, for Urania Collezione 137 (2014)<\/p><\/div>\n

Academic journals (can order article through ILL if not in CBB)<\/strong>
\n<\/strong>Alambique<\/a> (in Spanish and Portuguese)
\n<\/strong>Extrapolation<\/a> – (ProQuest<\/a>)
\nFanfir<\/a> (Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research)
\nFoundation: The International Review of Science Fiction<\/a> – (ProQuest<\/a>)
\nJournal of the Fantastic in the Arts<\/a> – (can see list of articles,<\/a> order through ILL<\/a>)
\nScience Fiction Studies<\/a> – (JStor<\/a>)
\nScience Fiction Film and Television<\/a> – (Project Muse<\/a>)
\nSFRA Review <\/a><\/p>\n

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All assigned articles and essays on BB, except for the below, which are online
\n<\/strong>-Grace Dillon and Pedro Neves Marques, “A Conversation about Indigenous Futurisms<\/a>” (2021)
\n-Steven James, “Artificials Should Be Allowed to Worship”<\/a> (2019\/Op-ed from the Future)
\n-Willi Lempert, “Navajos on Mars: Native Sci-Fi Film Futures”<\/a> (2015\/2019)
\n-Laura Miller, “The Cosmic Menagerie”<\/a> (2012)
\n-Nnedi Okorafor, “African Science Fiction is Still Alien”<\/a> (2011)<\/p>\n

Recommended (but not required) articles and essays available online
\n<\/strong>-Carl Abbott, “Community in Cities of the Future”<\/a>
\n-Margaret Atwood, “Are Humans Necessary?”<\/a>
\n-Lewis Beale, “William Gibson: We Are All Science Fiction Writers Now”<\/a><\/span>
\n-Andy Beckett, “Accelerationism: How a Fringe Philosophy Predicted the Future We Live In”<\/a>
\n-Brian Bosak, <\/span>“Brian’s Views on Time Travel and Interdimensional Voyages”<\/a>
\n-Aliette de Bodard, <\/span>“A Few Disjointed Thoughts On Other Cultures and Diversity in SFF”<\/a>
\n–Tom Cassauwers,<\/span>\u00a0“What Our Science Fiction Says About Us”<\/a>
\n-Jori Finkel, “For Latin Artists in Sci-Fi Show, Everyone’s an Alien”<\/a>
\n-Adam Frank, “Yes, There Have Been Aliens”<\/a>
\n-Jayson Greene,<\/span> “Why is Our SF So Glum About A.I.?”<\/a>
\n-Lev Grossman, “2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal”<\/a>
\n-Donna Haraway, “A Cyborg Manifesto”<\/a>
\n-Bill Joy, “Why the Future Doesn’t Need Us”<\/a>
\n-Ruth La Ferla, “Afrofuturism, the Next Generation”<\/a>
\n-Andrew Fraknoi, “SF Stories with Good Astronomy & Physics”<\/a>
\n-Michelle Goldberg, “The Darkness Where the Future Should Be”<\/a>
\n-Ursula Le Guin, “The Golden Age”<\/a>
\n-Jill Lepore, “Elon Musk Is Building a Sci-Fi World, and the Rest of Us Are Trapped in It”<\/a>
\n-B.D. McClay, “Joanna Russ, the Science-Fiction Writer Who Said No”<\/a>
\n-China Mi\u00e9ville, <\/span>“Forward Thinking”<\/a>
\n-New York Times editors, “What Will the World Look Like in 2030?”<\/a>
\n-NPR, Body Hacking Movements Rises Ahead of Moral Answers<\/a>
\n-Annalee Newitz, A Better Internet Is Waiting for Us<\/a>
\n-Dennis Overbye, “How Possibilities of Life Elsewhere Might Alter Held Notions of Faith”<\/a>
\n-Jeff Ryman, “100 African Writers of SFF”<\/a>
\n-Arielle Saiber, “Flying Saucers Would Never Land in Lucca: The Fiction of Italian SF<\/a>” (2011)
\n-Leah Schnelbach, “How German Theology and Russian Mysticism Shape Our View of Outer Space”<\/a>
\n-Miles Schneiderman, “Inside Science Fiction’s Compassionate Revolution”<\/a>
\n-Judith Shulevitz, “Why do we need the liberal arts? Because it gives us sci-fi”<\/a>
\n-Vandana Singh, “Alternate Visions: Some Musings on Diversity in SF”<\/a>
\n-Tim Urban, “The Fermi Paradox”<\/a>
\n-Fran Wilde, <\/span>Please, Stop Printing Unicorns<\/a> (Op-ed from the Future)<\/span><\/p>\n

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