Today's guest post is from the wonderful Dylan Callens, author of Operation Cosmic Teapot and Interpretation. If you missed it, check out our Featured Friday interview with Dylan last week! AI is Alive There is no doubt that the technological singularity is approaching. That moment, when a single computer is far smarter than all of... Continue Reading →
Today we welcome back Ste Sharp as our guest poster as he ruminates on the world of crowd funded publishing. A Journey into the Grey Zone In the time it will take you to read this, thirteen* authors across the world will type ‘THE END’ or ‘FIN’ as they complete their pride and joy novel.... Continue Reading →
by Meera Nair Media representations are meant to reflect life and, sometimes, life itself lends meaning from the various narratives that propel these stories. Even the Science Fiction and Fantasy genres have underlying themes, drawn from real life. So it is only natural if we made our way to some of the technology that we... Continue Reading →
by Caleb Sica While browsing the depths of the genres science fiction and fantasy I came across a particular inhabitant that was quite intriguing—Slipstream. An unorthodox category, Slipstream’s embodiment of its identity derives from the virtue of its vagueness. Made recently popular to those previously unaware by a Wall Street Journal Article, (which I cannot... Continue Reading →
by Sam Honour Have you ever had the feeling, when you’ve reached the end of a book or film, when you say “man, I want to know what happens next” except you can’t and never will? Book’s over, roll credits, shop’s closed. Wouldn’t it be amazing if there was a way that you could continue... Continue Reading →
Pete: This article was written by Tedel, a Peruvian writer who is the author of a cultural project called Heptagrama. I'm very glad to be able to share what I learnt with you. My story as a writer began when I was fourteen years old. I was perhaps too young to produce something worth publishing... Continue Reading →
by Sam Honour In 1949, George Orwell gave the world a nightmarish vision of a dystopian future in his novel, 1984. The story of Winston Smith, an Outer Party member working for the Ministry of Truth, served as a stark warning about government endorsed manipulation and control by the privileged elite. While the year itself... Continue Reading →
by Caleb Sica What is SolarPunk? Well, the SolarPunks’ Tumblr said it best. “Solarpunk is a movement in speculative fiction, art, fashion and activism that seeks to answer and embody the question “what does a sustainable civilization look like, and how can we get there?” The aesthetics of solarpunk merge the practical with the beautiful,... Continue Reading →
by Courtney Vice “Okay, well, sometimes science is more art than science, Morty. A lot of people don't realize that.“ Inspiring words, if they weren’t said after a super genius just turned the entire world into a Cronenberg-esque nightmare. Or, well, daydream for Cronenberg. Rick and Morty isn’t a new show. Having only recently launched... Continue Reading →
