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| | New Wave (science fiction) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | It was later applied to 1970s punk rock in the UK and to new wave music. |
 | | Ray Bradbury, Theodore Sturgeon, Fritz Leiber, Algis Budrys (especially for his novel Rogue Moon with its use of Freudianism), and Alfred Bester can be considered as important precursors of the movement. |
 | | In his introduction to a reprint of Leigh Brackett's Martian Quest, Michael Moorcock, the editor of New Worlds and thus the New Wave's prime instigator, wrote "With Catherine Moore, Judith Merril and Cele Goldsmith, Leigh Brackett is one of the true godmothers of the New Wave. |
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