Edward James

Edward James was editor of "Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction" from 1986 to 2001, and its Production Editor until this summer.  He has published a number of academic articles on the history of science fiction, and won the Eaton Award for his book "Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century" (Oxford, 1994).  He has edited various collections of essays on science fiction, including, with Farah Mendlesohn, "The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction", which won a Hugo in 2005. 

His day job is as Professor of Medieval History at University College Dublin.

Recently published - The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction (2005)