Transmissions from Tomorrow
Joel MillerSharper criticism and deeper insight into the science fiction and fantasy worth your time. Sometimes a full investigation, sometimes a review. Always a closer look than the genre usually gets.
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Michael G. Coney and His Forgotten Science Fiction Masterpiece
One of the most beautiful science fiction novels ever written has been forgotten for fifty years, scattered across three titles and behind a string of wrong covers. By the end of this you’re going to want to read it, and the best part is ho...
How to Buy Rare Books Like You've Been Doing It for Decades
There’s something irreplaceable about a physical book.
The weight of it in your hands. The texture of the pages between your fingertips. The satisfying, tactile progress as you work your way from front cover to back. An e-reader can store...
The Man Who Didn't Exist: James Tiptree Jr.
For about ten years, one of the most respected science fiction writers alive was a man who did not exist.
His name was James Tiptree Jr. He won Hugos, Nebulas, and more. He wrote warm, gossipy letters to the biggest names in the field, and...
William Gibson Didn't Predict the Future. He Eavesdropped on It.
William Gibson is famous for coining the word “cyberspace”. He also had no idea how computers worked, and didn’t care much to learn.
Sometime after writing Neuromancer, the book that made him famous, he pried open a newly purchased compute...
Iain M. Banks Predicted the Gamification of Everything
Every society runs on a game. Status, power, and wealth are decided by invisible rules you were never handed, in a game you were born into halfway through. That reality is the basis of Iain M. Banks’s The Player of Games. He built an entire...
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