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CSSF Research Center |
Now Re-Opened to Serve SF ResearchersResources include a diverse library of SF scholarly works, novels, magazines, photographs, recordings, and much more. The Center was founded in 1982 as a focus for the science-fiction programs
that James Gunn created at the University of Kansas beginning in 1970. For most
of that time, we have served the SF community as a virtual resource center,
except for the large
SF Special Collection at the
Spencer Library. This was the Library's fastest-growing special collection,
mostly through gifts. However, when the libraries recently changed their
acquisition policies, we found ourselves having to reject donations of materials
that the Library could no longer accept. Additionally, much of the Library's SF
collection has gone uncatalogued due to space and labor limitations. If you would like to donate materials for SF scholars and writers to use in this new space, let us know. We collect and make available media materials, art, photographs, audio materials, and of course books and magazines. So if you have something taking up space in your attic that an SF researcher might find useful, send it to us!
Note that our
mailing address is slightly different, as mail goes to the English
Department office:
Nov. 29, 2007: The Center hosted an Open House, complete with snacks, beverages, and of course research resources. Our little house-warming celebrated science fiction in grand style; thanks to everyone who stopped by to check out what the Center has to offer! Summer 2008: Members of the KU Science Fiction Club helped pack up the Center's office for the move. Thanks to Chris K, Court F, Matt M, and Nate for getting everything in boxes in just a couple of hours! Spring 2009: The Center's office re-opens for visitors! |
updated 5/20/2009
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