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Speculative Fiction in Translation

A comprehensive look at the speculative fiction that has been translated into English from over forty languages over the past half century. 

Each chapter in Speculative Fiction in Translation offers an analysis of SFT from the eight major regions of the world in order to explore why certain subgenres (e.g. science fiction, horror) predominate and how this knowledge can help us cultivate a better understanding of what is chosen for translation and how it impacts the domestic US market. This is the only book that captures the global diversity of this genre, offering readers an accessible entry into the world of translated science fiction and inspiring scholars to do more research in the field.


264 pages | 5.43 x 8.5 | © 2026

New Dimensions in Science Fiction

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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements
Epigraph
Introduction
Chapter One: Africa
Chapter Two: The Americas
Chapter Three: Asia
Chapter Four: Northern Europe
Chapter Five: Southern Europe
Chapter Six: Eastern Europe
Chapter Seven: Western Europe
Chapter Eight: The Middle East

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