Recent ArticlesAutumn 2008 in the Key of Schubert 17 November 2008 The glimpses of Schubert's day-to-day life prove a relationship between the ordinary and the miraculous. What Killed the Robot Soldier? 10 November 2008 Did the Army receive their new machines on the radio-clogged battlefield, relieved that all of those worrying signal problems had been resolved . . . and then discover that they hadn't been? The Fantasy of Talking Back: Susanna Clarke's Historical Present in Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell 27 October 2008 At the center of Susanna Clarke's historical novel are three characters, each a victim of Strange and Norrell's project to promote magic as rational and "English," and each corresponding to a social group historically marginalized in order to solidify Englishness as a cohesive category of identity[.] A Revisionist History of Earthsea 20 October 2008 It is not easy to bring a Foucauldian understanding of historical contingency to high fantasy. The genre resists. Le Guin manages anyway. View nearly every article Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |