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This paper examines the international nature of science fiction. The focus ofthis research is to determine whether science fiction is primarily Englishspeaking and Western or global; being created and consumed by people innon-Western, non-English speaking countries? Science fiction's internationalpresence was found in three ways, by network analysis, by examining a onlineretailer and with a survey. Condor, a program developed by GalaxyAdvisors wasused to determine if science fiction is being talked about by non-Englishspeakers. An analysis of the international Amazon.com websites was done todiscover if it was being consumed worldwide. A survey was also conducted to seeif people had experience with science fiction. All three research methodsrevealed similar results. Science fiction was found to be international, withscience fiction creators originating in different countries and writing in ahost of different languages. English and non-English science fiction was beingcreated and consumed all over the world, not just in the English speaking West.

Science Fiction as a Worldwide Phenomenon: A Study of International Creation, Consumption and Dissemination