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Introduction by Gary Westfahl; Overviews: Science Fiction and theAcademy; Literary Gatekeepers and the Fabril Tradition by Tom Shippey; SevenTypes of Chopped Liver: My Adventures in the Genre Wars by Frank McConnell;The Things Women Don't Say by Susan Kray; Why the Academy Is Afraid ofDragons: The Suppression of the Marvelous in Theories of the Fantastic byJonathan Langford; Mechanisms of Canonization; The Arthur C. Clarke Award andIts Reception in Britain by Edward James; Popes or Tropes: Defining theGrails of Science Fiction by Joseph D. Miller; Science Fiction Eye and theRebellion Against Recursion by Stephen P. Brown; Authority, Canons, andScholarship: The Role of Academic Journals by Arthur B. Evans; Case Studiesin Marginalization; Multiculturalism and the Cultural Dynamics of ClassicAmerican Science Fiction by George Slusser; Science Fiction in the Academiesof History and Literature; Or, History and the Use of Science Fiction byFarah Mendlesohn; (E)raced Visions: Women of Color and Science Fiction in theUnited States by Elyce Rae Helford; Hard Magic, Soft Science: TheMarginalization of Kevin J. Anderson and Doug Beason's Assemblers of Infinityand Bruce Boston's Stained Glass Rain by Howard V. Hendrix; White MenCan't...:(De)centering Authority and Jacking into Phallic Economies inWilliam Gibson's Count Zero by Joseph Childers, Townsend Carr, and RegnaMeenk.