Vol. 20 No. 3 [81] (2021): Gender and Sexuality in Australian Speculative Fiction

Articles

• Frontmatter and Editorial

  Beate Neumeier

  1-2

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• Introduction: Always Australian, Often Female, and Sometimes Queer: Gender and Sexuality in Australian Speculative Fiction

  Bettina Burger, David Kern, Lucas Mattila

  3-8

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• Aboriginal Speculations: Queer Rhetoric, Disability, and Interspecies Conviviality in The Interrogation of Ashala Wolf

  Christina Slopek

  9-29

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• Queering the Dreaming: Representations of the ‘Other’ in the Indigenous Australian Speculative Television Series Cleverman

  Victoria Herche

  30-47

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• “But you will be a girl heroes fear”: Mia Corvere’s Gender Portrayal and Queerness in Jay Kristoff’s The Nevernight Chronicle

  Marthe-Siobhán Hecke

  48-63

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• Of Bees and Women: Femininity and Climate Change in Mireille Juchau’s The World Without Us

  Judith Rahn

  64-79

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• The NewClear Family in Times of the Anthropocene: The Nea-Human and her Family in James Bradley’s Ghost Species

  Katrin Althans

  80-92

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• Review of Ecofeminist Science Fiction: International Perspectives on Gender, Ecology and Literature (2021), edited by Douglas A. Vakoch

  Julia Hahn-Klose

  93-98

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