Shana Tova, LGM! May the year and its curses end; may the year and its blessings begin! Let’s trumpet in 5779 with another installment of A Political History of the Future, our series about how
So Louis CK made a brief, unannounced comeback on the stage of a New York comedy club on Sunday night, popping up for a fifteen minute set (according to the club owner, he walked up to the emcee and a
Some of you may be wondering where the next Political History of the Future entry is. The answer is that there’s going to be a delay this month, first because a few prospects I was considering d
In this installment of A Political History of the Future, our series about how science fiction constructs its political and economic futures, we discuss indie developer Fullbright’s most recent
In this installment of A Political History of the Future, our series about how science fiction constructs its political, economic, and social futures, we discuss Catherynne M. Valente’s latest n
Since it was suggested that it might be of interest to readers here, I have a review at Strange Horizons discussing Netflix’s remake of Lost in Space, released in mid-April. In that sense, at le
In this installment of A Political History of the Future, our series about how science fiction and fantasy construct the politics of their imagined settings, we discuss China Miéville, his 2009 novel
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