Transmissions from Tomorrow
Joel MillerScience fiction and fantasy deep dives that cut through the noise: forgotten authors, cult classics, cover art, and the genre's stranger corners.
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The 5 Best James Tiptree Jr. Stories (and the Hugo Winner That Isn’t One of Them)
“Her Smoke Rose Up Forever ranks as one of the two or three most significant collections of short science fiction ever published.”
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction co-editor John Clute wrote those words in his introduction to the collec...
3 Disturbing Body Horror Stories by Octavia Butler, George R. R. Martin & Tanith Lee
A boy is raised to birth an alien’s children to pay for protection. Beneath a dying sun, in a subterranean city, a civilization worships a worm. In an ancient Greek household, an elderly slave sees something inhuman about the slave girl his...
Michael Swanwick’s Heroine Died Twice. A Company Still Owns Her.
“She didn’t know she had died. She had, in fact, died twice—by accident the first time, but suicide later. Now the corporation that owned her had decided she should die yet again…” (Vacuum Flowers, 1987)
This is Rebel: the recorded persona...
D. G. Compton Wrote a Dystopia Where Your Feelings Aren’t Yours
As a priest dies, his last thoughts and emotions are recorded on tape so that anyone can experience what he felt in his final moments.
This is part of an entire catalog of emotions recorded on Sensitape. From a jazz player’s ecstasy while...
M. John Harrison Wrote a Novel for Money. It Became a Masterpiece.
Far in the future, in the ancient Pastel City, an army of machines skulk among the bodies of the dead, harvesting the brains of fallen soldiers.
These machines have performed this ritual for a thousand years, long after the civilization th...
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