WEIRD SCIENCES AND
THE SCIENCES OF THE WEIRD
Part 2
VOL. 8., 2021
Editorial
Weird Sciences and the Sciences of the Weird: Part 2
Marijeta Bradić
Articles
Betwixt and Between: Zones as Liminal and Deterritorialized Spaces
Peter Heft
From Proving Ground to Bumblehive: Touring Utah’s Weird Information Landscape
Owen Marshall
The Weirdness of Hyperobjects
Steffan Jenkins
The Weird as Contingency and Fate in the Empty Space Trilogy
Claudio Murgia
Sentient Body: Re-liberation of Dissident Subjectivity through Skinship
Katya Krylova
Dark Matter: An Ecopsychological Approach to the Ontology of Plant Expression
in Charlie Kaufman’s Adaptation and Richard Linklater’s A Scanner Darkly
David M. J. Carruthers
Monster Comics, Wetlands, and the Weird: Steve Gerber’s Man-Thing and
Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing
Chris Wilhelm
Growing the Living in the Land: Weird Ecology in Rob Guillory’s Comic Farmhand
Dona Pursall
Art
Graphic Global Weirding Scenarios for ASEAN’s Capital Cities
Alan Marshall, Mark Stephan Felix,
Kanang Kantamaturapoj, Nanthawan Kaenkaew
A False Encounter: An Interspecies Martian Tale
Oscar Salguero
Book reviews
Julius Greve and Florian Zappe (eds.): The American Weird: Concept and Medium
Sean Seeger
William Brown and David H. Fleming: The Squid Cinema from Hell:
Kinoteuthis Infernalis and the Emergence of Chthulumedia
Joseph Jenner
Emily Alder: Weird Fiction and Science at the Fin de Siècle
John Sears
Timothy Clark: The Value of Ecocriticism
Said Mentak
Thomas Moynihan: Spinal Catastrophism
Ben Woodard