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Science Fiction Books That Launched Their Own Genres 
io9 | by Charlie Jane Anders | Fri, Jun 26
The book: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Commonly acclaimed as the first science fiction novel in general, Frankenstein was the first novel to meld the burgeoning gothic lit genre with the themes of abuse of science. Brian Aldiss, in his seminal work of SF criticism The Billion-Year Spree...
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