Amy J. Ransom is a professor of French at Central Michigan University. She earned the Science Fiction Research Association’s Pioneer Award in 2007 for her work on French-language Canadian science fiction.

“the first book-length study on the topic...exciting study”—Science Fiction Studies.

• Table of ContentsPreface and Acknowledgments      INTRODUCTION. Articulations: Québec, Science Fiction, and the Postcolonial      ONE. SFQ: History and Themes      TWO. Alien Nations: Dominance and Oppression in the SFQ Saga      THREE. Utopia and New World Myth in Québec’s Science-Fiction Sagas      FOUR. Logiques métisses: Hybridity and Transculturalism      CONCLUSION      Appendix: A Selected Bibliography of French-Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy in English      213Chapter Notes      Works Cited—Primary Sources      Works Cited—Secondary Sources      Index

Amy J. Ransom is a professor of French at Central Michigan University. She earned the Science Fiction Research Association’s Pioneer Award in 2007 for her work on French-language Canadian science fiction.

“the first book-length study on the topic...exciting study”—Science Fiction Studies.

• Table of ContentsPreface and Acknowledgments      INTRODUCTION. Articulations: Québec, Science Fiction, and the Postcolonial      ONE. SFQ: History and Themes      TWO. Alien Nations: Dominance and Oppression in the SFQ Saga      THREE. Utopia and New World Myth in Québec’s Science-Fiction Sagas      FOUR. Logiques métisses: Hybridity and Transculturalism      CONCLUSION      Appendix: A Selected Bibliography of French-Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy in English      213Chapter Notes      Works Cited—Primary Sources      Works Cited—Secondary Sources      Index

Amy J. Ransom is a professor of French at Central Michigan University. She earned the Science Fiction Research Association’s Pioneer Award in 2007 for her work on French-language Canadian science fiction.

“the first book-length study on the topic...exciting study”—Science Fiction Studies.

• Table of ContentsPreface and Acknowledgments      INTRODUCTION. Articulations: Québec, Science Fiction, and the Postcolonial      ONE. SFQ: History and Themes      TWO. Alien Nations: Dominance and Oppression in the SFQ Saga      THREE. Utopia and New World Myth in Québec’s Science-Fiction Sagas      FOUR. Logiques métisses: Hybridity and Transculturalism      CONCLUSION      Appendix: A Selected Bibliography of French-Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy in English      213Chapter Notes      Works Cited—Primary Sources      Works Cited—Secondary Sources      Index