By: Joshua Glenn

A 1911 exposé of a mutant species with high brows

By: Joshua Glenn

Was this philosophical romancer a “science fiction” author?

By: Joshua Glenn

Zamyatin’s We isn’t anti-utopian, but anti-anti-utopian.

By: Joshua Glenn

Karel Čapek introduced that term, in Prague, in 1921…

By: Joshua Glenn

A never-made super-sensational robot movie.

By: Joshua Glenn

Godzilla in Poland; Radium-Age schoolchildren

By: Joshua Glenn

Another first for Radium-Age science fiction!

By: Peggy Nelson

Reader badge submissions of exceptional merit.

By: Joshua Glenn

Where did science fiction come from?

By: Joshua Glenn

Pity the poor semio­naut, who “reads” the world phen­omeno­logically.

By: Joshua Glenn

“I aimed at the public’s heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach.”

By: Joshua Glenn

He was a martyr in the cause of absurdism and ’pataphysics.

By: Peggy Nelson

Earn the first HiLobrow merit badge: The Radium Age.

By: Amanda French

This pedigreed, highbrow dystopian was a godfather of the Sixties.

By: Amanda French

Before we blamed our madness on nature, we drove each other crazy.