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Paul Kincaid

Paul Kincaid is a recipient of both the Thomas D. Clareson Award from the Science Fiction Research Association, and the British Science Fiction Association Award for nonfiction. He is the author of What It Is We Do When We Read Science Fiction (2008) and Call And Response (2014). His forthcoming book Iain M. Banks will be published by Illinois University Press in 2017.

This is Science Fiction?

Who ended up in Jeff and Ann VanderMeer's "The Big Book of Science Fiction"?...

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The Destruction of Genre

David Mitchell's "Slade House" demonstrates once again that no genre, no narrative device, is ever allowed to stand unchallenged....

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What Does Not Exist

AROUND THE MIDDLE of the second century of the Christian Era, Lucian, a satirist from Samosata in what is now Turkey, wrote A True History, which included an extravagant tale of voyagers swept up to the moon. This was, perhaps, a ...

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Los Angeles Review of Books

Everything Can Be a Myth

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Jetsam on the Terminal Beach: M. John Harrison’s “Empty Space”

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The Widening Gyre: 2012 Best of the Year Anthologies

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Playful Games with Reality: Christopher Priest’s “The Islanders”

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