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The Cinematic Gaze and Kuttner’s “Man with a Movie Camera”
This essay examines how a modernist sense of space, often linked to the movies, made its way into sf pulp literature during the pre-war and early postwar period. It focuses on Henry Kuttner’s Tony ...