Futurist Letters
Cairo Smith, Arbogast, Mattp969, Nathan Eitingon, Joe Giordano, Dr. Agonson, A.M. Wilson, Simpulacra, Daniel Gavilovski, Katie Scruggs Galloway, Adam Hewett, John Halo, Bogdan Domakha, Olivia McNeilisPart of the next wave. Essays and short fiction on tomorrow and the past. Buying exceptional work. Pseudonyms welcome.
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Rob the Übermensch
It started at Burning Man, like every company in the Bay Area once did. It was 2004 and it was the beginning and the end of my life. The ashes of the playa were on my skin and I was tired as hell. I was squeezed between a punk and a raver i...
The Chungus Era
This essay was originally published on the blog A Good Hard Stare in February of 2025.
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I don't need to tell you there's a vibe shift. Just look around you. Feel the air. It sounds like action, smells like a fight. Sometimes, things really do happen.
The Cure
There's about a quarter inch of nerve fiber in my neck that's interrupted. Unfortunately, it's the part that runs signal for all my voluntary motor control. The interruption means I can't deliberately move anything below my chest.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer. Director. www.cairosmith.com
Pulp Writer, Editor, and Deadman
Co-host of New Write
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Joe Giordano’s stories appeared in his collection Stories and Places I Remember. His novels include Birds of Passage, and the Anthony Provati thriller series: Appointment with ISIL, Drone Strike, and The Art of Revenge. http://joe-giordano.com/
Wanna be writer.
"Last Day on Earth" is A.M. Wilson's first non-fiction foray for Futurist Letters. Short story publications include "Clause 22" and "Expedition." Thank you for reading.
I write weird fiction and iffy essays. I consider myself part of the New Wave I think. Won an award once, won’t say whether or not it had anything to do with writing. My book, ‘Becoming’ will [be]coming out soon.
Playwright. Author. Carbon Pages coming soon.
Colorado-based poet, editor, and author of Still and Still Moving. Becoming // Poetry co-founder & voice of Color Math music.
Born and raised in New Mexico with an offbeat imagination, he is a comic artist, a writer and a dabbler in music and is fascinated with stories of Sci-fi, Horror and Fantasy.
John Halo is a policy analyst and campaign worker born and raised in Los Angeles, California. When not engaged in the masochistic act of trying to improve the world, he enjoys surfing and riding high-quality public transit.
Berlin-based writer and software engineer from Ukraine. Reading is great. Writing is cool.
Writer and designer based in London. Olivia grew up on the edge of the Somerset Levels and is working on her first novel. Her work has appeared in Myth & Lore, Punk Noir, CloisterFox, Crow & Cross Keys, and others.
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