The American Shore Meditations on a Tale of Science Fiction by Thomas M. Disch-"Angouleme"
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Matthew CheneyVerlag
Wesleyan University PressSeitenzahl
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From the four-time Nebula Award-winning author, a keystone text in literary theory and science fiction analyzing a 1972 work of dystopian fiction.
The American Shore: Meditations on a Tale of Science Fiction by Thomas M. Disch-"Angouleme" was first published in 1978 to the intense interest of science fiction readers and the growing community of SF scholars. Recalling Nabokov's commentary on Pushkin's
Eugene Onegin, Roland Barthes's commentary on Balzac's
Sarazine, and Grabinier's reading of
The Heart of Hamlet, this book-length essay helped prove the genre worthy of serious investigation.
The American Shore is the third in a series of influential critical works by Samuel R. Delany, beginning with
The Jewel-Hinged Jaw and
Starboard Wine, first published in the late seventies and reissued over the last five years by Wesleyan University Press, which helped win Delany a Pilgrim Award for Science Fiction Scholarship from the Science Fiction Research Association of America. This edition includes the author's corrected text as well as a new introduction by Delany scholar Matthew Cheney.
"
The American Shore is an important offering in the history of science fiction criticism, rich with Delany's poetic skills and insight as a tremendous, formidable reader. It is a one of a kind book, really, and very clearly attempts a genre of its own." -Louis Chude-Sokei,
University of Washington
"Delany's dive over and between the lines of "Angouleme" stands as a model of thought about all the signs and languages that produce and obscure our lives. No great text ever ends if there are still readers to read it and reread it, to diffuse it and re-fuse it, reveling in the possibilities of polysemy and dissemination." -Matthew Cheney, from the introduction
The American Shore: Meditations on a Tale of Science Fiction by Thomas M. Disch-"Angouleme" was first published in 1978 to the intense interest of science fiction readers and the growing community of SF scholars. Recalling Nabokov's commentary on Pushkin's
Eugene Onegin, Roland Barthes's commentary on Balzac's
Sarazine, and Grabinier's reading of
The Heart of Hamlet, this book-length essay helped prove the genre worthy of serious investigation.
The American Shore is the third in a series of influential critical works by Samuel R. Delany, beginning with
The Jewel-Hinged Jaw and
Starboard Wine, first published in the late seventies and reissued over the last five years by Wesleyan University Press, which helped win Delany a Pilgrim Award for Science Fiction Scholarship from the Science Fiction Research Association of America. This edition includes the author's corrected text as well as a new introduction by Delany scholar Matthew Cheney.
"
The American Shore is an important offering in the history of science fiction criticism, rich with Delany's poetic skills and insight as a tremendous, formidable reader. It is a one of a kind book, really, and very clearly attempts a genre of its own." -Louis Chude-Sokei,
University of Washington
"Delany's dive over and between the lines of "Angouleme" stands as a model of thought about all the signs and languages that produce and obscure our lives. No great text ever ends if there are still readers to read it and reread it, to diffuse it and re-fuse it, reveling in the possibilities of polysemy and dissemination." -Matthew Cheney, from the introduction
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