The Body Apocalyptic: Theology and Technology in Films and Fictions of the MIME Era

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Hendrix, Howard V. "The Body Apocalyptic: Theology and Technology in Films and Fictions of the MIME Era." Anthologized No Cure for the Future: Disease and Medicine in Science Fiction and Fantasy. George E. Slusser and Gary Westfahl, editors. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2002. Contributions to the Study of Science Fiction and Fantasy #102.[1] Projections: Science Fiction in Literature & Film. Lou Anders, editor. Austin, TX: Monkeybrain Books 2004.[2]

Mentioned by Mark Decker, rev. Projections, SFRA Review #273 (July/Aug/Sept 2005): 18. A Google search for //"MIME" fantasy "science fiction"// brings mostly Samantha Shannon's The Mime Order published 27 Jan. 2017, so fairly long after Hendrix's essay. Also mentioned earlier in review of Projections by Tom Morrissey, SFRA Review #272 (Apr./May/June 2005): here 10.


RDE, finishing, 23Oct23

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