Future Canon: The Essential Guide to the Decade's Best Science Fiction

Georgetta Gossett is a literary critic, speculative fiction scholar, and the founding editor of *Vector*, the quarterly critical journal of the British Science Fiction Association. She has written about science fiction, digital culture, and the politics of technology for the *Los Angeles Review of Books*, the *New Yorker*, the *Guardian*, and *Wired*, among other publications. Her previous book, *The Prosthetic Imagination: Technology and the Body in Postwar Science Fiction* (Oxford University Press, 2019), received the Science Fiction Research Association's Pioneer Award for best critical work of the year. She holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of Cambridge, where her doctoral research examined the relationship between cybernetic theory and narrative form in twentieth-century American fiction. A frequent speaker at genre conventions and academic conferences on both sides of the Atlantic, she has served on the juries of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the Kitschies, and the Otherwise Award. She lives in Edinburgh with her partner and an extremely opinionated cat named Ripley. *Future Canon* is her third book.