ROBOT FEELINGS
“the modern man in the street / is a robot”
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THE BRAIN OF THE PLANET (3)
“It has become a crime to give birth to an original idea.”
RADIUM AGE POETRY
Proto-sf-adjacent poetry published during the genre’s emergent Radium Age (c. 1900–1935). Research and selection (2022–ongoing), plus eccentric/evolving categorization effort (2025–ongoing), by HILOBROW’s Josh Glenn. A new installment in the RADIUM AGE POETRY series will appear […]
POST-MICKEY MICE (2)
Pop-culture mice, 1944–1953
THE EVENING LAND
“Your weird bright motor-productive mechanism…”
GENERATIONS
I’ve dabbled in generational revisionism since the first issue of Hermenaut, in 1992. One of the reasons I started the zine was to express my disagreement with the generational schema proposed in 1991 by the […]
RADIUM AGE: 1919
The twentieth year of the Radium Age.
RADIUM AGE: 1901
Year two of sf’s Radium Age.
Norbiton (40)
We are each of us a moveable piece of type, awaiting assembly in a meaningful form.
TAKING THE MICKEY (8)
MICKEY’S DORK AGE
THIS: Ex-Deus
The play UNIVERSAL ROBOTS: re-engineering Karel Capek’s story.
THIS: Spoiling Everything
Adam McGovern on Charlie Kaufman’s ANOMALISA
Air Bridge (16)
“You want me to keep my mouth shut?”
Radium Age: Context (37)
Moto Phoso. Man, marionette, or automaton?
Radium Age: Context (2)
Radio Police Automaton — 1924