Timothy S. Murphy is Houston-Truax-Wentz Professor & Regents Professor of English at Oklahoma State University, USA. He is author of Wising Up the Marks: The Amodern William Burroughs (1998), Antonio Negri: Modernity and the Multitude (2012), and over 30 scholarly articles on H.P. Lovecraft, Olaf Stapledon, William Morris, and a wide variety of other subjects. General editor of the scholarly journal Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture from 2000 to 2013, he is also editor of The Philosophy of Antonio Negri (2 volumes, 2005-2007) as well as seven special journal issues for Angelaki, Genre, Sub-Stance, and Theory and Event.

• Preface: Weird Before the WeirdIntroduction: Decognition and the Labor of the WeirdPart 1: Hope in Space and TimeChapter 1: The Larger EnglishChapter 2: Spoken to My Own BrotherChapter 3: Teach Him to Know a ManPart 2: Hope Out of PlaceChapter 4: The Sea is All the God There IsChapter 5: A Cemetery of Lost Ships and Wrack and Forgotten ThingsChapter 6: Familiar Land of StrangenessPart 3: Hope Out of TimeChapter 7: The Time That is Left UsChapter 8: That Song Past Human Tongue to SingChapter 9: Beautiful Things Hid in the Abyss of the YearsEnvoi: Hope’s LegacyBibliographyIndex

Timothy S. Murphy is Houston-Truax-Wentz Professor & Regents Professor of English at Oklahoma State University, USA. He is author of Wising Up the Marks: The Amodern William Burroughs (1998), Antonio Negri: Modernity and the Multitude (2012), and over 30 scholarly articles on H.P. Lovecraft, Olaf Stapledon, William Morris, and a wide variety of other subjects. General editor of the scholarly journal Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture from 2000 to 2013, he is also editor of The Philosophy of Antonio Negri (2 volumes, 2005-2007) as well as seven special journal issues for Angelaki, Genre, Sub-Stance, and Theory and Event.

• Preface: Weird Before the WeirdIntroduction: Decognition and the Labor of the WeirdPart 1: Hope in Space and TimeChapter 1: The Larger EnglishChapter 2: Spoken to My Own BrotherChapter 3: Teach Him to Know a ManPart 2: Hope Out of PlaceChapter 4: The Sea is All the God There IsChapter 5: A Cemetery of Lost Ships and Wrack and Forgotten ThingsChapter 6: Familiar Land of StrangenessPart 3: Hope Out of TimeChapter 7: The Time That is Left UsChapter 8: That Song Past Human Tongue to SingChapter 9: Beautiful Things Hid in the Abyss of the YearsEnvoi: Hope’s LegacyBibliographyIndex

Timothy S. Murphy is Houston-Truax-Wentz Professor & Regents Professor of English at Oklahoma State University, USA. He is author of Wising Up the Marks: The Amodern William Burroughs (1998), Antonio Negri: Modernity and the Multitude (2012), and over 30 scholarly articles on H.P. Lovecraft, Olaf Stapledon, William Morris, and a wide variety of other subjects. General editor of the scholarly journal Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture from 2000 to 2013, he is also editor of The Philosophy of Antonio Negri (2 volumes, 2005-2007) as well as seven special journal issues for Angelaki, Genre, Sub-Stance, and Theory and Event.

• Preface: Weird Before the WeirdIntroduction: Decognition and the Labor of the WeirdPart 1: Hope in Space and TimeChapter 1: The Larger EnglishChapter 2: Spoken to My Own BrotherChapter 3: Teach Him to Know a ManPart 2: Hope Out of PlaceChapter 4: The Sea is All the God There IsChapter 5: A Cemetery of Lost Ships and Wrack and Forgotten ThingsChapter 6: Familiar Land of StrangenessPart 3: Hope Out of TimeChapter 7: The Time That is Left UsChapter 8: That Song Past Human Tongue to SingChapter 9: Beautiful Things Hid in the Abyss of the YearsEnvoi: Hope’s LegacyBibliographyIndex