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In Between Science and Society: Charting the Space of Science Fiction, Douglas A. Van Belle uses interviews with 24 science fiction authors to analyze the conceptual space that science fiction occupies between science and society. Van Belle studies the similarities and differences between the academic and professional understandings of the genre.
Douglas A. Van Belle is an award-winning author and screenwriter, and winner of New Zealand's prestigious Sir Julius Vogel Award. His recent work includes science fiction novels The Barking Death Squirrels, The Care and Feeding of Your Lunatic Mage, and the YA title, The Kahutahuta. He spends his days as a Senior Lecturer at Victoria University of Wellington, where his research includes the politics of crises and role science fiction in society, which are related in surprising ways. Also an artisan bladesmith, he is a passionate advocate for the therapeutic value of playing with fire and pounding the living daylights out of white-hot steel.
Introduction: Heresy as Method Chapter 1: The Interviews Chapter 2: Kevin J. Anderson Chapter 3: Steven Barnes Chapter 4: Greg Bear Chapter 5: Gregory Benford Chapter 6: Ben Bova Chapter 7: David Brin Chapter 8: Brenda Cooper Chapter 9: Stephen R. Donaldson Chapter 10: Eric Flint Chapter 11: David Gerrold Chapter 12: Joe Haldeman Chapter 13: Ian Irvine Chapter 14: Nancy Kress Chapter 15: Jack McDevitt Chapter 16: Rebeccas Moesta Chapter 17: Simon Morden Chapter 18: Larry Niven Chapter 19: Robert J. Sawyer Chapter 20: Karl Schroeder Chapter 21: Melinda Snodgrass Chapter 22: Stephen Michael (S.M.) Sterling Chapter 23: Charles Stross Chapter 24: Vernor Vinge Chapter 25: Connie Willis Chapter 26: Charting the Space of Science Fiction Chapter 27: Storytelling as the Essential, Defining Element of Science Fiction Chapter 28: Science as the Rules of the Game Chapter 29: The Science Fiction Community and a Sketch of the Science Fiction Ecosystem Chapter 30: The Academic Implications of H
