By: Joshua Glenn

“How do you, Mark, observe yourself at the movies?”

By: Mark Kingwell

“Think of the movie camera as the inverse of the V-K machine…”

By: Joshua Glenn

“Finished, it’s finished, nearly finished, it must be nearly finished.”

By: Mark Kingwell

“Doubles, revenants, split vision, mirror effects, mistaken identity…”

By: Colin Dickey

“What truly terrifies now is that which has no psychology, no motive, no psychosis.”

By: Mark Kingwell

“Waiting for Godot is unimaginable without sf.”

By: Colin Dickey

“The Devoid does not trigger terror so much as it triggers an absence.”

By: Joshua Glenn

“There are so many tentacles to be found in Radium Age proto-sf…”

By: Colin Dickey

“The Devoid does not reflect a human designer, or any kind of sensibility.”

By: Mark Kingwell

“These ships are the unmade beds of otherwise effective people.”

By: Colin Dickey

“Eventually, I settled on a name to describe such spaces: The Devoid.”

By: Joshua Glenn

“Think — make connections — but know when to stop.”

By: Mark Kingwell

“Are we in control, or is the technology?”

By: Joshua Glenn

“Maybe sf should stand for ‘scientific-method fiction.'”

By: Mark Kingwell

“I never thought of myself as a scholar of SF, but…”