HUBbub

HUBbub is a look at the sometimes unruly (hence the title) conversation of science fiction. It's also a way of putting out information about the SCIENCE FICTION HUB, an on-line resource for sf researchers (and researchers of anything else who may find sf useful) built by the University of Liverpool Library, home of the Science Fiction Foundation Collection, with funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Monday, March 27, 2006

Science Fiction Book Club website

Gregory Pickersgill has started a website devoted to the history of the (British) Science Fiction Book Club. It's proving to be a useful and interesting resource. A remarkable amount of publishing history vanishes simply because people never get round to recording it, and in the discussions around the SFBC people began to discover how much they didn't know about an institution which introduced sf to many people who were not part of the established science fiction scene (and not a few who subsequently became so.

You can find the site at http://www.gostak.org.uk/sfbc/sfbcindex.htm

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