By: James Bridle

We do not own our literatures: we merely rent them.

By: James Bridle

The #wikileaks­paper is an attempt to disrupt the echo chamber.

By: James Bridle

Arousing the spirit of the original in a new time.

By: James Bridle

Soylent Green is our own memories.

By: James Bridle

Willful lying to oneself is particularly evident in attitudes to the future.

By: James Bridle

Must *punk (steampunk, dieselpunk, etc.) lit be about technology?

By: James Bridle

So bored of nostalgia.

By: Sherri Wasserman

Lessons from BSG on building ships and relation­ships.

By: Sherri Wasserman

Museums — take inspiration from the Galactica’s struggle!

By: Joshua Glenn

Rebooting is no nostalgia trip — nor is it snarkily ironic.

By: Joe Keohane

Potter’s Field, Or: How to Lessen Self-Doubt by Undermining Others

By: Matthew Battles

Linguistic derangement taken to extremes.

By: Joshua Glenn

Joshua Glenn on a panel from TALES TO ASTONISH (1962)

By: Joshua Glenn

A scene from CLAMBAKE (1967)

By: Matthew Battles

Design fiction opens a whole new era in energy drinks.