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What's new in YA? Mashups: YA bookshelves still groan with dystopian novels, and teens continue to guzzle paranormal fantasies, but the category is pushing the envelope in search of the next crowd-pleasing genre--whether a hybrid. of styles or a subversion of tried-and-true formulas.

Authors : Corbett, Sue

Source: Publishers Weekly. 2012, Vol. 259, Issue 40, pages. 6

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Distant stars and earthly concerns: space adventure, a classic SF subgenre, is flying high.

Authors : Jones, Michael M.

Source: Publishers Weekly. 2015, Vol. 262, Issue 40, pages. 3

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How science-fiction from China became a global proposition, with celebrity backing ...

Authors : Cheetham, Nicolas

Source: The Bookseller. 2017, pages. 1

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Star wars is more than a movie: an Arab publisher links the power of sci-fi and the advancement of hard science.

Authors : Bahjatt, Yasser

Source: Publishers Weekly. 2016, Vol. 263, Issue 3, pages. 1

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Beyond one thousand and one nights: genre fiction is gaining ground in the Middle East--and, slowly, the books are moving West.

Authors : Cypher, Sarah

Source: Publishers Weekly. 2015, Vol. 262, Issue 40, pages. 1

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A hobbit takeover?

Authors : Anders, Lou

Source: Publishers Weekly. April 4, 2005, Vol. 252 Issue 14, p32, 4 p.

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In the Red:First we conquered cyberspace. Now our sci-fi army is taking over the mainstream.

Authors : Penny, Laurie

Source: New Statesman. 2014, Vol. 143, Issue 5200, pages. 1

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Distant stars and earthly concerns: space adventure, a classic SF subgenre, is flying high.

How science-fiction from China became a global proposition, with celebrity backing ...

Star wars is more than a movie: an Arab publisher links the power of sci-fi and the advancement of hard science.

Beyond one thousand and one nights: genre fiction is gaining ground in the Middle East--and, slowly, the books are moving West.

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What's new in YA? Mashups: YA bookshelves still groan with dystopian novels, and teens continue to guzzle paranormal fantasies, but the category is pushing the envelope in search of the next crowd-pleasing genre--whether a hybrid. of styles or a subversion of tried-and-true formulas.

Distant stars and earthly concerns: space adventure, a classic SF subgenre, is flying high.

How science-fiction from China became a global proposition, with celebrity backing ...

Star wars is more than a movie: an Arab publisher links the power of sci-fi and the advancement of hard science.

Beyond one thousand and one nights: genre fiction is gaining ground in the Middle East--and, slowly, the books are moving West.

A hobbit takeover?

In the Red:First we conquered cyberspace. Now our sci-fi army is taking over the mainstream.

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