Comparative Critical Studies Vol. 19.3: Postcolonial Speculative Literature

The final issue of Comparative Critical Studies for 2022 is now available online: 

Postcolonial Speculative Literature
Guest Edited by July Blalack and Tasnim Qutait

https://www.euppublishing.com/toc/ccs/19/3

Guest Editors’ Introduction: Speculative Fiction Beyond the West Tasnim Qutait  and July Blalack  19(3), pp. 281–296 Essays ‘Poison Rainbows’: The Speculative Jurisdiction of Okorafor’s Lagoon Tabea Wilkes 19(3), pp. 299–313 ‘Uncertain Voyages of Signification’: Salvage Poetics of the Caribatopia Cathy Thomas 19(3), pp. 315–340 Borders, Boundaries and Barricades: Speculative Delhis Aishwarya Subramanian 19(3), pp. 341–359 The Dark Forest: The Economized Hunting Ground for Human Capital in Liu Cixin’s Three-Body Trilogy Guangzhao Lyu 19(3), pp. 361–379 Ruins of the Future: On the Possibility of Life in the Aṭlāl Annie Webster 19(3), pp. 381–398 The Ascension of the Astro-Goth – Yugen Blakrok’s Otherworldly Hip-Hop Poetics Pius Jonas Vögele 19(3), pp. 399–416 Past Selves, Future Worlds: Folklore and Futurisms in Science Fiction: Filipino Fiction for Young Adults Gabriela Lee 19(3), pp. 417–428 Notes on Contributors 19(3), pp. v–vii With many thanks to the general editors, Richard Hibbitt, Adhira Mangalagiri, and Will McMorran.