Issue 351 Table of Contents

Camille Butera: “The Dismal Fantasy of the Cold Vacuity”: Lovecraft, Lewis, and Science Fiction as a Means of Processing the Great War

Skye Cervone: Fostering Responsibility: Human/Animal Relationships in Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed and Stanislaw Lem’s The Star Diaries

Twelve Tomorrows 2018, edited by Wade Roush, reviewed by John Clute

The Asylum of Dr. Caligari by James Morrowreviewed by Darrell Schweitzer

Nader Elhefnawy: Of Science Fiction and Forecasting

Terry Thompson: “An Umbrella, Broken”: du Maurier, “The Birds,” and the Chamberlain Years

Donald M. Hassler: Joan Slonczewski’s The Highest Frontier, Preceded by Tentatively Seeded Genre Implications, After Suvin

Mack Hassler: Easter 2018

Editing the Soul: Science and Fiction in the Genome Age, edited by Everett Hamner, reviewed by Damien Broderick

Gregory Benford: Losing Lennon

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Editorial: Losses and Setbacks