- Author: Karen Hellekson Author Record # 124397
- Language: English
- Used These Alternate Names: Karen L. Hellekson
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Magazine Editor
- SFRA Review - 2008 (2008) with Craig B. Jacobsen [only as by Karen Hellekson and Craig Jacobsen]
- SFRA Review - 2009 (2009) with Craig B. Jacobsen [only as by Karen Hellekson and Craig Jacobsen]
- SFRA Review - 2010 (2010) with Craig B. Jacobsen [only as by Karen Hellekson and Craig Jacobsen]
- The Alternate History: Refiguring Historical Time (2001)
- The Science Fiction of Cordwainer Smith (2001) [only as by Karen L. Hellekson]
- Fan Fiction and Fan Communities in the Age of the Internet (2006) with Kristina Busse
- Practicing Science Fiction: Critical Essays on Writing, Reading and Teaching the Genre (2010) with Craig B. Jacobsen and Patrick B. Sharp and Lisa Yaszek
- Transforming the Subject: Humanity, the Body, and Posthumanism (2001)
- Introduction (Fan Fiction and Fan Communities in the Age of the Internet) (2006) with Kristina Busse
- Editor's Message: "SFRA Review" Editors Seize Power (2008) with Craig B. Jacobsen [only as by Karen Hellekson and Craig Jacobsen]
- SFRA 2008: 2008 Program Committee Update (2008)
- SFRA Review Institutes New Feature (2008) with Craig B. Jacobsen [only as by Karen Hellekson and Craig Jacobsen]
- Special Section (Extrapolation, Spring 2009) (2009)
- Alternate History (2009)
- Introduction: Media and Science Fiction (2010)
- Preface (Practicing Science Fiction: Critical Essays on Writing, Reading and Teaching the Genre) (2010)
- Fan Fiction (Sense of Wonder) (2011)
- Fandom and Fan Culture (2015)
- "Alias" Assumed: Sex, Lies, and SD-6 (2005) by Kevin Weisman and Glenn Yeffeth
- Sex and the Slayer: A Gender Studies Primer for the Buffy Fan (2005) by Lorna Jowett
- The Souls of Cyberfolk: Posthumanism as Vernacular Theory (2007) by Thomas Foster
- Through Time: An Unauthorised and Unofficial History of "Doctor Who" (2007) by Andrew Cartmel
- Cyberabad Days: Return to the India of 2047 (2009) by Ian McDonald
- Undead TV: Essays on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (2009) by Lisa Parks and Elana Levine