Titlebook: Imagining Apocalypse; Studies in Cultural David Seed (Reader) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 200

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Book 2000 explore the issue of whether modern apocalypse is seen as an ending or a beginning, considered under its political, ethnic and gendered aspects. Among the writers covered are H. G. Wells, Olaf Stapledon and such contemporary figures as Michael Moorcock, J. G. Ballard and Storm Constantine.

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the essays explore the issue of whether modern apocalypse is seen as an ending or a beginning, considered under its political, ethnic and gendered aspects. Among the writers covered are H. G. Wells, Olaf Stapledon and such contemporary figures as Michael Moorcock, J. G. Ballard and Storm Constantine.978-1-349-62247-4978-1-137-07657-1

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,Edwardian Awakenings: H. G. Wells’s Apocalyptic Romances (1898–1915),e great disillusionment.’. The year of the Eloi and Morlocks in . AD 802, 701, is also the first year of a new century.. The title of W. T. Stead’s 1898 review-article on Wells’s writings, ‘The Latest Apocalypse of the End of the World’, suggests how readily Wells’s early work was associated with millennial anticipations..

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Pocket Apocalypse: American Survivalist Fictions from , to,uals that enable him to prepare. These are the means whereby each can, if only for himself alone, foreshorten secular and divine history, whereby each stretches individual life into an endless ‘now’ of preparation, in a forever war against Armageddon.

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Acts of God,re for an adequate interpretation of the initial deaths and mayhem caused by the Martian invaders in the suburbs of London, his querying of divine acquiescence in and human responsibility for the disaster are the distinctive human responses to catastrophe from the early modern era to the present.