Waiting on the Past: African Uranium Futures in Arlit, Deuxième Paris.
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Gothic Toxicity and the Mysteries of Nondisclosure in American Hydrofracking Literature.
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The Great Arrangement: Planetary Petrofiction and Novel Futures.
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Resource Wars and Resourceful Resistance: Gender Violence and Irreal Oil Environments in Two Global Novels by Women.
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Literature in an Age of Extraction: An Introduction.
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Indigenous-Washing and the Petro-Hero in Genre Fictions of the North American Oil Boom.
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The Extractive Logic of Fossil Capital in H. G. Wells's Scientific Prophecy.
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Digital Deepwater Imaginaries in Brenda Longfellow's Offshore.
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Contributors.
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- Modern Fiction Studies, 2020, v. 66, n. 1, p. 216
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Light, Energy, and Gendered Oil Gluttony: Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel's Challenges to Petrocapitalism.
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