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Tag Archives: nasa/trek
Constance Penley on Fan Fiction and NASA
I got back into space and its fictions in the mid-1980s by hanging out with some very interesting women from around the country who write homoerotic, pornographic, utopian romances that take place in the Star Trek universe. Fellow academics have suggested that … Continue reading
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Tagged constance penley, culture, fan fiction, nasa/trek, theory
