The Stellar Furnace by Jason D. Batt, Ph.D.
Jason D. Batt, Ph.D.Exploring the stories we tell ourselves about the future we're creating.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | xenomythology.substack.com |
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I have been teaching Stephen King’s mythology for years, and for years I have wanted a single image that shows how it all connects. A map. Something you could put on a wall and trace with your finger, following the threads from Derry to Mid...
The Myth Writes Itself from the Fragments
I have been editing academic publications for years, and I still got surprised by this one. The inaugural issue of the Journal of Mythology taught me something about myth that I could not have learned by studying it. The lesson arrived the ...
The Other’s Stories: Why Xenomythology Matters in the Age of Cosmic Expansion
We stand at a peculiar moment in human history. Our telescopes peer deeper into space than ever before, our rovers crawl across Martian soil, and our most ambitious minds sketch blueprints for interstellar colonies. Yet for all our technolo...
God Emperor of Dune Is Not Science Fiction. It's the Most Demanding Moral Philosophy Written in the 20th Century.
EDITORIAL NOTE: Maybe that title deserves a minor edit: “God Emperor of Dune Is Not (Just) Science Fiction. It’s One of the Most Demanding Moral Philosophy Written in the 20th Century.
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Jason D. Batt, Ph.D., explores AI consciousness & xenomythology—the emerging myths of interstellar humanity. Co-editor of Soul & the Machine (2025). Author of Onliest & Young Gods. Teaches w/ Morbid Anatomy & ISMythology.com
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