Science Fiction
Science fiction gives us different perspectives on our lives and the world, and allows us to escape from the present. For these reasons, the genre has attracted a huge and devoted audience worldwide. Dealing with the history of science fiction from its earliest beginnings to its latest developments, The Encyclopaedia of Science Fiction is a visual reference book on this subject.
GenresScience fictionEncyclopedias
312 pages
English edition · First published 1995 by Dorling Kindersley · ISBN 9780751302028
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