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Feeling Very Strange: The Slipstream Anthology is an anthology of slipstream fiction, edited by James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel, published in 2006 by Tachyon Publications. [1] Contents. Feeling Very Strange seeks to define the slipstream genre as well as present the foremost examples of it.
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1 lug 2006 · 1,169 reviews 137 followers. March 18, 2018. At the littoral between the turbulent lagoon of mimetic (that is, so-called "literary") fiction and the vast, wild ocean of... well, of everything else, lies the infinitely permeable barrier reef of slipstream.
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Feeling Very Strange: The Slipstream Anthology. James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel, eds. Featuring the 2007 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award nominee. “You Have Never Been Here” by M. Rickert. These ambitious stories of visionary strangeness between literature and popular culture defy the conventions of science fiction.
Slipstream, poised between literature and popular culture, embraces the dissonance.These ambitious stories of visionary strangeness defy the conventions of science fiction. Tales by Michael...
James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel try to outline the boundaries of slipstream with their anthology, Feeling Very Strange: The Slipstream Anthology, particularly by including a learned introduction and excerpts from a discussion that took place on the subject on a blog a few years ago.
