A Guide to Unreality
Elana GomelThis is your guidebook to the enchanting worlds of speculative fiction and to our world as reflected in the mirror of the imagination.
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Aztecs in Space
Aztec priest performing a sacrificial offering of a living human heart to the war god Huitzilopochtli, illustration from a reproduction of the Codex Magliabecchi.
In 1487, about 30 years before Cortes invaded Mexico and destroyed the Aztec...
Of Men and Monsters
Here is my promised list of ten best biopunk novels. I am going to do something different this time: briefly explain why I chose each particular novel and to relate it to my definition of biopunk, found here. I invite all my subscribers to...
Evolution in the Present Tense
Hieronymus Bosch, detail from The Garden of Earthly Delights
There are too many “punks” in SF: cyberpunk, solarpunk, hopepunk, etc. They are the spinoffs of the original portmanteau term “cyberpunk” created by the SF writer Bruce Bethke in...
The Odyssey of the Odyssey
Helen and Paris, apr. 380 BC
Before the much-anticipated Odyssey by Christopher Nolan even hit the theaters, the Greek Times published “A Letter to Hollywood and Nolan’s Odyssey Cast from Us Greeks”, which states clearly and unequivocally...
The Utopian Basement
A recent op-ed in SFGate, the Silicon Valley newspaper, starts with a reference to an SF story. This in itself is not surprising: the Valley is crawling with SF fans, including most tech bros. What is surprising is the story chosen:
Recen...
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I was born in a country that no longer exists. I am an academic and a writer. I write dark fantasy, dark sci-fi, and horror. My plots come from my dreams. And my dreams come from the bizarre, terrifying, and wonderful world we live in.
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