Category: Sci-Fi
Science fiction literature and movies.
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Coming up later today, a ripping yarn set in a mining camp in the Asteroid Belt: “The Great Oxygen Race,” by Annalee Newitz. And later this week, we’ll publish our first micro-fiction contest’s three Honorable […]
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The Law
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“Can you tell me why you’re here, Lesley?” the guidance counselor asks me in this voice like I just got off the short bus.
Read This PostContest Update
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We’re reading 225+ stories about troubled and troubling superhumans.
Read This PostIain Banks
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Influences: Scottish gothic, science fiction, and radical left-wing politics.
Read This PostBillable Memories
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Some people like to surf memories. Others use them as ringtones.
Read This PostWilliam Burroughs
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You are the host of a virus; the virus is life; you are fucked.
Read This PostGeorge A. Romero
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GEORGE A. ROMERO’s (born 1940) movies are charming, because they aren’t ashamed to send the same counterintuitive message, again and again. Before Romero, “zombie” was strictly a voodoo term; in horror movies, zombies were slaves […]
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“The planet has a fever,” Al Gore told Republican skeptics in Congress on March 21. “If your baby has a fever, you go to the doctor. If the doctor says, ‘You have to intervene here,’ […]
Read This PostGrant Morrison
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GRANT MORRISON’s (born 1960) house was on a distinguished street in Glasgow, purchased with the proceeds from his 1989 Batman graphic novel, Arkham Asylum. In the attic was a replica of his teenage bedroom; downstairs […]
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