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Some Print Resources at the WCC Library

• The Ascent of Wonder : the Evolution of Hard SF, edited by David Hartwell (PS374.S35 A77 1994)
• Fantastic Voyages : Learning Science Through Science Fiction Films by Leroy Dubeck (QC30 .D83 1994)
• How to Write Tales of Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction edited by J.N. Williamson (PN3377.5.F34 H68 1987)
• The Cosmic Dancers : Exploring the Physics of Science Fiction by Amit Goswami (Q162 G67 1983)
• Social Problems Through Science Fiction edited by Martin Harry Greenberg (HN49.S34 S67x)
• To seek out new worlds : science fiction and world politics edited by Jutta Weldes (PN3433.6 .T64 2003)

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Digital Books (via eBrary and NetLibrary)

• From Alien to The matrix reading science fiction film by Roz Kaveney
• American Science Fiction TV Star Trek, Stargate and Beyond by Jan Johnson-Smith
• Technophobia! Science Fiction Visions of Posthuman Technology by Daniel Dinello
• "Indian" stereotypes in TV science fiction : First Nations’ voices speak out by by Sierra Adare
• The one true platonic heaven : a scientific fiction on the limits of knowledge by John Casti

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Novels and Stories

• Contact by Carl Sagan (PS3569.A287 C6 1985)
• The Complete Robot by Isaac Asimov (PS3551.S5 C6 1982)
• The Science Fiction of Jack London : an Anthology by Jack London (PS3523.O46 A15 1975)
• Seven Science Fiction Novels of H. G. Wells (PR5771.5 1934)
• 2001; a Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke (PR6005 L36 A6)
• Do androids dream of electric sheep? by Philip K. Dick (PS3554.I3 D6 1996) - source of Blade Runner (DVD)

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