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"Jewish Fantasy Worldwide: Trends in Speculative Stories from Australia to Chile reaches beyond American fiction to reveal a spectrum of Jewish fantasy: Post-Holocaust Soviet tales; Yiddish science fiction from the 1980s; Mizrahi novels from Iran, Iraq, and Turkey; and new themes and subgenres from Brazil to Morocco. This essay collection explores Jewish speculative fiction from every continent"--

Jewish Fantasy Worldwide: Trends in Speculative Stories from Australia to Chile reaches beyond American fiction to reveal a spectrum of Jewish fantasy: Post-Holocaust Soviet tales; Yiddish science fiction from the 1980s; Mizrahi novels from Iran, Iraq, and Turkey; and new themes and subgenres from Brazil to Morocco. This essay collection explores Jewish speculative fiction from every continent.

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These elucidations map out the true limits of the Jewish diaspora, which are also the limits of our imagination. -- Ilan Stavans, Amherst College and author of Talmudic Void: An Interstellar Interpretation

Introduction ix
Chapter 1 Jewish Speculative Fiction in Australia and New Zealand
1(18)
Gillian Polack
Bettina Burger
Chapter 2 The Wandering Messiah in Alejandro Jodorowsky's Imaginary Universes
19(18)
Henri-Simon Blanc-Hoang
Chapter 3 When Jews Ruled the Volga: Exploring the Novels of the Khazars
37(16)
Steven B. Frankel
Chapter 4 Kabbalist Rap: A Love Song for the Torah in Victoria Hanna's Music Video "ℵ ℵ"
53(18)
Katharina Hadassah Wendl
Chapter 5 Djinn, Hauntings, and Double Consciousness: An Exploration of Mizrahi Magical Realism
71(16)
Valerie Estelle Frankel
Chapter 6 Alternate History and Jewish Anxiety in Philip Roth's The Plot Against America
87(14)
Ilana Goldstein
Chapter 7 Leybl Botwinik's Di Geheyme Shlikhes: A Groundbreaking Yiddish Science-Fiction Novel
101(20)
Stephen M. Cohen
Chapter 8 Ancient Jewish Elements in Twenty-First-Century Alfredian Fanfiction
121(16)
Martine Mussies
Chapter 9 Free Will, Kabbalah, Human Nature, and Messiah: Chaim Cigan's Time Cruise via Parallel Histories and Identities
137(16)
Michael A. Weiss
Chapter 10 Contra Torrentem: Leo Perutz's By Night Under the Stone Bridge and Central European Fantasy
153(14)
Cameron Barrows
Chapter 11 Motifs of Secrecy, the Hidden and the Unspoken in the Novels of Isaac Asimov and Stanislaw Lem
167(18)
Julie A. Hawkins
Chapter 12 Soviet Science Fiction of the 1960s and Jewishness: The Cases of Ilya Varshavsky and Gennady Gor
185(16)
Marat Grinberg
Chapter 13 Seeking a Promised Land: Estrangement and Belonging in Queer Jewish Speculative Fiction
201(24)
Akiva Hoffman
Chapter 14 Why Are Science Fiction Anthologies Ashkanormative?
225(24)
Mara W. Cohen Ioannides
Valerie Estelle Frankel
Chapter 15 Writing the Jewish Heroine's Journey
249(20)
Evonne Marzouk
Patti McCarthy
Chapter 16 Teaching Jewish Speculative Fiction
269(22)
Judy Klass
Conclusion 291(2)
Index 293(12)
About the Editor and Contributors 305
Valerie Estelle Frankel teaches at Mission College and San Jose City College.
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