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Tag Archives: alternative history novels
On Michael Levy’s inadvertently revealing Strange Horizons book review of Israeli SF writer Lavie Tidhar’s alternative history novel Osama
There is a book review at the widely followed Strange Horizons of Lavie Tidhar’s 2011 novel Osama, by academic Michael Levy that is very telling, even if inadvertently so. It is from September 2011, reviewed on the week of the … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Semitism, Politics - General, Science Fiction
Tagged alternative history novels, Lavie Tidhar, Lavie Tidhar's Osama, Michael Chabon's anti-Israelism, moral relativism, Noam Chomsky's anti-Semitism, science fiction and anti-Semitism, science fiction book reviews, Strange Horizons book reviews, Yiddish Policemen's Union
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