Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction   Meyrav Koren-Kuik and Yael Maurer Part 1: The City and the Body Urban Twinship: The Body of the Futuristic City in Jeff VanderMeer's Veniss Underground   Inbar Kaminsky Past Future Cityscapes: Narratives of the Post-Human in Post-Urban Environments   Eduardo Barros-Grela Architecture of Punishment: Dystopian Cities Marking the Body   Elsa Bouet Part 2: Cities of Estrangement Time Travel, Dystopia, and the Manhattan Skyscraper in George Allan England's The Last New Yorkers and Murray Leinster's The Runaway Skyscraper   Rosalind Fursland Wires are the New Filth: The Rebirth of Dickens' London in Cyberspace   Keith Daniel Harris City of Lights No More: Dystopian Paris in French Science Fiction   Henri-Simon Blanc-Hoang Spatiality in the Cyber-World of William Gibson   Imola Bülgözdi Part 3: Cities of Imagination Divided Against Itself: Dual Urban Chronotopes   Elana Gomel Experiencing the Cityscapes and Rural Landscapes as 'Citizens' of The Hunger Games Storyworld   Natalie Krikowa 'Final Men', Racialised Fears & the Control of Monstrous Cityscapes in Post-Apocalyptic Hollywood Films   Glen Donnar Imagination Reloaded: Transfiguring Urban Space into Virtual Space in the tv Series Caprica   Torsten Caeners The Dame Wore Skyscrapers: The Science-Fictional City as a Detective Story   Shawn Edrei