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Jeunesse, 2015
Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures 7.2 (2015) Becker, Helaine. Gottika. Illus. Alexander Griggs-Burr. Toronto: Dancing Cat, 2014. 252 pp. $12.95 pb. ISBN 9781770863910. Print. Bow, Erin. Sorrow’s Knot. New York: Levine, 2013. 348 pp. $19.99 hc. ISBN 9780545166669. Print. Goelman, Ari. The Path of Names. New York: Levine, 2013. 339 pp.
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Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures 7.2 (2015) Becker, Helaine. Gottika. Illus. Alexander Griggs-Burr. Toronto: Dancing Cat, 2014. 252 pp. $12.95 pb. ISBN 9781770863910. Print. Bow, Erin. Sorrow’s Knot. New York: Levine, 2013. 348 pp. $19.99 hc. ISBN 9780545166669. Print. Goelman, Ari. The Path of Names. New York: Levine, 2013. 339 pp.
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Fictions of Speculation: Introduction
Journal of American Studies, 2015There are plenty of texts in which one might not be surprised to find an alien invasion on only the second page, but The Financial Crisis Inquiry Report (2010) – the seven-hundred-page document produced by the Congressional Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission – is hardly one of them.
HAMILTON CARROLL, ANNIE McCLANAHAN
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Conclusion: Speculative Medicine, Speculative Fictions
2019This closing section looks at the role of imagination in highly experimental medicine. The emphasis on imagination, speculation, and anticipation in the field of research resonates with the genre of speculative fiction, which includes science fiction and fantasy. In a paired reading of H.G. Wells’s The Island of Dr.
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2019
In this engaging and accessible guide, Eugen Bacon explores writing speculative fiction as a creative practice, drawing from her own work, and the work of other writers and theorists, to interrogate its various subgenres. Through analysis of writers such as Stephen King, J.R.R. Tolkien and J. K.
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In this engaging and accessible guide, Eugen Bacon explores writing speculative fiction as a creative practice, drawing from her own work, and the work of other writers and theorists, to interrogate its various subgenres. Through analysis of writers such as Stephen King, J.R.R. Tolkien and J. K.
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The Future Is Open and Shapable: Using Solar Speculative Fiction to Foster Learner Agency
Literacy Research: Theory, Method, and Practice, 2021Michelle E Jordan +2 more
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2012
This chapter is all about writing genre fiction. In that statement lies our first problem: genres are often defined by what is common, reused or similar; creative writing is often defined as the pursuit of originality, especially when being conceived, theorised and taught in tertiary institutions.
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This chapter is all about writing genre fiction. In that statement lies our first problem: genres are often defined by what is common, reused or similar; creative writing is often defined as the pursuit of originality, especially when being conceived, theorised and taught in tertiary institutions.
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Introduction: Speculative Finance/Speculative Fiction
CR: The New Centennial Review, 2019David M. Higgins, Hugh C. O’Connell
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