In A Different Place
Evelyn K. BrunswickA glimpse into the better worlds you have lost, starring a girl from a parallel world called Katrina
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 263 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Fermi's Last Theorem
It’s Lunar Awards Sci-Fi Round time, so I am entering. Of course I am. It would be odd if I didn’t. I’m not providing a link there, by the way, because they’d get a notification and the judging is supposed to be blind. When the result come...
Dystopians & Interstellar Travel, Part II
In the previous instalment of this intriguing discussion, we left our wannabe Evil Galactic Empire in its earliest, and hallowed, storied stage of The Great First Triumph, in which it achieves global domination, then interstellar travel, an...
How to write a Substack post when drunk
I have a confession to make to you.
I’m drunk.
I am ver ver ver drunk.
During the course of this burble I am going to be making excuses. I know I am.
But why should I make excuses?
Why?
In my defence – notice it’s spelled with a ‘c’,...
Dystopias & Interstellar Travel
I was somewhat flattered to wake up this morning and learn that a counter-article had been written to my own suggesting that we live in a peaceful galaxy, and that dystopian civilisations can never achieve interstellar empires. This article...
Why we live in a peaceful galaxy, & why dystopias never achieve interstellar spacefaring
You will I hope forgive me for not posting a new chapter in my ongoing Sci-Friday serial, Wake me up in Dystopia, but I’ve been confronted with other deadlines. Ironically, the main one is my story for the Future Britains anthology, which i...
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