Reflections from West Germany on the Science-Fiction Market.
The article discusses Science Fiction (SF) as a commercial commodity. SF is distributed through several channels including hardcover books, paperback series, TV series, films, radio plays. In West Germany, there is genuine dramaturgy in the domain of radio plays unlike in the U.S., where for the sak...
| Publicado en: | Science Fiction Studies Vol. 4; no. 3; pp. 256 - 264 |
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University of California Press
Nov77
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| Sumario: | The article discusses Science Fiction (SF) as a commercial commodity. SF is distributed through several channels including hardcover books, paperback series, TV series, films, radio plays. In West Germany, there is genuine dramaturgy in the domain of radio plays unlike in the U.S., where for the sake of commercial profits, the quality of the manuscript is compromised. |
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