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In 2024, he presented at the Midwest Modern Language Association on “Theorizing Forbidden Planet as a Science Fiction Adaptation of Shakespeare.” His current research interest is studying how speculative fiction creators incorporate historical figures from scientific revolutions into their works.

Noah Slowik (he/him) is a Graduate Teaching Assistant and a second-year English PhD student at the University of Delaware. He has previously reviewed Sarah Annes Brown’s Shakespeare and Science Fiction for Fafnir (vol. 10, no 1).

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He also serves as Director of the Center for Climate Literacy, coordinating international efforts to establish universal climate literacy education as a foundation for ushering in an ecological civilization.

Marek Oziewicz is Professor of Literacy Education and Department Chair of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. A scholar of comparative literature, Dr. Oziewicz holds the Marguerite Henry Professorship of Children’s and Young Adult Literature.

His first monograph, Alternative Masculinities in Feminist Speculative Fiction: A New Man, was published by Lexington Books in 2021. He is currently co-editing a new book, Manhood in 21st-century Science Fiction Television, which will be published by Bloomsbury in early 2025.

Michael Pitts is director of media studies at the University of New York in Prague. He specializes in American literature at the intersection of science fiction, utopian studies & gender.

Her next monograph, Negotiating Motherhood and Maternity in American Fantasy Fiction (Edinburgh University Press), will analyze texts published by a range of American identities.

Sideways in 3 Time: Critical Essays on Alternate History Fictions (Liverpool University Press, 2019), a collection co-edited with Glyn Morgan, was shortlisted for the British Science Fiction Association Non-Fiction Award.

Palmer-Patel's first monograph, The Shape of Fantasy (Routledge, 2020), investigates the narrative structures of epic fantasy and was shortlisted twice for the Mythopoeic Non-Fiction Award.

Charul “Chuckie” Palmer-Patel serves as a trustee for the Science Fiction Foundation charity group and is on the editorial board of Gold SF, a fiction imprint of Goldsmiths Press that publishes intersectional science fiction.

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Koistinen is the former chair of the Finnish Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy Research and a former editor-in-chief of Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research.

Koistinen works as University Researcher at the University of the Arts Helsinki Research Institute. Koistinen’s research interests include speculative fiction, creative writing and art writing, artistic research, feminist posthumanities, ecocriticism, and ecological/feminist/artist pedagogy.

Carol Franko is associate professor of English at Kansas State University, where she teaches fantasy and science fiction whenever she can.

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Sabina Fazli is a postdoc in the collaborative research center Human Differentiation at Mainz University, Germany. She completed her PhD in Victorian Literature, and she has taught and published on speculative fiction. Her current research focuses on magazine studies, periodical studies, and affect.