Look at the Evidence: Essays & Reviews (1996)

by John Clute

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Look at the Evidence assembles work by John Clute from many British and American newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals and books. Almost all the material presented deals with the period 1987-1992, a period during which science fiction faced huge challenges and new science fiction proliferated. Look at the Evidence represents a seismograph of the radical changes in the SF genre, from the long demise of First SF to the growth of the fable of exogamy.… (more)

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Nice, smart overview to the field. Thoughtful without being pedantic or dogmatic. Clute's tastes are eclectic and his observations canny. (

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Clute, John	—	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Berry, John D.	Designer	secondary author	some editions	confirmed
Clute, Judith	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Hugo Award (Nominee – Non-Fiction – 1997)

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Look at the Evidence assembles work by John Clute from many British and American newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals and books. Almost all the material presented deals with the period 1987-1992, a period during which science fiction faced huge challenges and new science fiction proliferated. Look at the Evidence represents a seismograph of the radical changes in the SF genre, from the long demise of First SF to the growth of the fable of exogamy.

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