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Dhalgren is a 1975
science fiction novel by
American writer Samuel R. Delany. It
features an
extended trip to and
through Bellona, a
fictional city in...
- (winners of the
Nebula Award for 1966 and 1967, respectively); Hogg, Nova,
Dhalgren, the
Return to Nevèrÿon series, and
Through the
Valley of the Nest of Spiders...
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fiction writer Samuel R.
Delany makes use of this in his
novels Nova and
Dhalgren. In the former,
Katin (a space-faring novelist) is wary of a long-standing...
- Gravity's
Rainbow in the genre,
along with
other works—Samuel R. Delany's
Dhalgren and many
works of
Philip K. ****—which seem, in hindsight, to anti****te...
- she
explains that a dragon-like
creature is
terrorizing her village,
Dhalgren.
Although she is
unable to pay
their standard fee,
Royce agrees when she...
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flees the
domed city to
avoid his own ceremony.
Novel 1975
Unspecified Dhalgren Samuel R.
Delany Television 1975–1977
Disease Survivors BBC
series about...
- (fireboat),
operated in Annapolis, Maryland,
built by
MetalCraft Marine Dhalgren, a
science fiction novel by
Samuel R.
Delany This
disambiguation page lists...
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sentence remains unparalleled. But the book as a
whole is
almost like
Dhalgren.
Every sentence and
every paragraph and page and
chapter lead on to the...
- Life (1946), John Barth's Lost in the
Funhouse (1968),
Samuel R. Delany's
Dhalgren (1975) and the film
Donnie Darko (2001). One of the
musical canons by J...
- the
later Dhalgren, is a "classic
Delany protagonist" in the mold of Jean
Genet and François
Villon and a
precursor to the Kid in
Dhalgren.
Other motifs...
