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CURRENT ISSUE

Vol 5 No 2 (2022): Young Adult Speculative Fiction
Published: 2022-05-27


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EDITORIAL

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ARTICLES

 * Coming of Age in Indigenous Science Fiction Cherie Dimaline’s The Marrow
   Thieves and D’Arcy McNickle’s Runner in the Sun
   Gwen Rose
    * PDF

 * “Connections light up across time and space” Detectives in the Magical
   Realist Web of Female Relationships in Catching Teller Crow
   Lucas Mattila, Bettina Burger
    * PDF

 * The Construction of ‘Limbo’ as Resistance in Select Speculative YA Fiction A
   Reading of Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore
   Anish Bhattacharyya
    * PDF

 * Learning to See Transgender Self-Determination and Unmarked Objectivity in
   April Daniel’s Dreadnought
   Jamiee Cook
    * PDF


BOOK REVIEWS

 * Book Review: Race in Young Adult Speculative Fiction
   Julia Haba-Osca


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MOSF Journal of Science Fiction seeks to uphold the spirit of educated inquiry
and speculation through the publication of peer-reviewed, academic articles,
essays and book reviews exploring the interdisciplinary nature of science
fiction. The journal welcomes unsolicited, original submissions from academics
around the world about science fiction in all media (literature, film,
television, videogames, art, oral history, etc.). Issues are published three
times a year and each issue will feature 8 to 12 academic articles.

The MOSF Journal of Science Fiction's editorial team keeps the journal's focus
and scope relatively vague on purpose: if you think your work fits with our
scope, we want to see it. By keeping our scope broad and interdisciplinary,
we're encouraging authors to send us manuscripts that open our eyes to new
analyses of the science fiction genre.

The new issue is now out! Check out our new articles and book reviews in the
Current issue! Past issues are available in Archives.

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researched academic articles (5,000-8,000 words) and short, reflective essays
(500-1,000 words) on science fiction. To submit your work, visit the Submissions
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The nonprofit Museum of Science Fiction will be the world’s first comprehensive
science fiction museum, covering the history of the genre across the arts and
providing a narrative on its relationship to the real world. The Museum will
show how science fiction continually inspires individuals, influences cultures,
and impacts societies. Also serving as an educational catalyst to expand
interest in the science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) areas,
the Museum uses tools such as mobile applications and wifi-enabled display
objects to engage and entertain.

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