African Space Opera - Afro SciFi & Cyberpunk
Mike KawitzkyScience fiction is a way of life. It transcends all culture, all religions and all beliefs. It illuminates past, present and future by imagining thoughts we once had, and thoughts we've yet to think.
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Maybe the Dhow Doesn’t Travel in Straight Lines?
Forty years changes the scale of what you thought you meant. Not the recent burst—Xelexnia, Lost Planet, studio, publisher. Forty years of wandering sideways through things that keep turning out to be connected: fiction, film, technology, m...
Galaxy Prime // Nektar
The presenter wore a violently yellow travel suit, cut extravagantly wide at the shoulders and impossibly narrow everywhere else, with a collar that changed shape whenever she moved. Her tiny hat appeared to have ambitions of its own.
—Mel...
Translation complete...
In the multiverse within which I abide, ‘translation complete’ indicates a successful jump through warp. It could be a light year, or a hundred parsecs. The longer the jump the more fucked up you are, while the odds o...
Transit Protocols Updated
Transmission received and acknowledged.
The Spirit of Navarth is on the pad, the frequency is locked at high fidelity, and the Mad Poet is ready to bridge the worlds of McKenna and Vance.
Jack Vance charted the Gaean Reach to remind us th...
Terence McKenna on TV
All Hail!
I greet you like Terence once greeted me, back in 1996 in the Maluti Mountains. All the material in the Omnibus series was shot there. It took 16 years to incubate, so by 2012 it was hatched.
The series was all smoke and shoot....
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Afrofuturist science fiction by author and filmmaker Mike Kawitzky. Chronicles of Xanctu — the signal resumes. Science fiction is a way of life.
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