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The 2011-2012 Executive Committee of the Science Fiction Research Association met in Kent, Ohio this past weekend to discuss the pressing issues of the organization including those raised during the business meeting at the Lublin conference. President Ritch Calvin will report on the successful face-to-face meeting in the next issue of the SFRA Review. Pictured …
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Yesterday, I launched the Science Fiction Research Association’s (SFRA) Google+ page, which you can find here. Like the organization’s Facebook Page and Twitter Feed, the SFRA Google+ page is another way that we can circulate information about the organization and our annual conference (in Detroit in 2012) while also facilitating engaged discussions about research and teaching …
The Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) is the oldest professional organization devoted to the study and teaching of science fiction and fantasy across all media, including print, film, television, and video games. Besides joining the organization and receiving access to publications and journals, including SFRA Review, Extrapolation, and Science Fiction Studies, as well as qualifying …
The terrific periodical Locus: The Magazine of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Field recently published my write-up of the 2011 Science Fiction Research Association Conference in Poland in the September 2011 issue. It is on newsstands now. It is also available for sale in various digital formats here. Don’t forget: the next SFRA Conference will be held …
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I registered for the 2012 SFRA Conference in Detroit last night. You have only two more days to register and pay at the discounted rate of $140 for the conference and $25 for the awards banquet. Details and the link to the official conference website are below. Welcome to the website for the 43rd annual conference …
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