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OSIRIS 2019 | Presenting Past Futures: SF and the History of Science

July 12, 2016 Amy C. Chambers No comments exist

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We’re very pleased and proud to announce that volume 34 of Osiris will be edited by Amanda Rees (University of York) and Iwan Morus (Aberystwyth University). (more…)

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