Synthesized Sunsets
Kevin Kodama, Ken Liu, Lillian Wang Selonick, Gordon Anderson, Dylan O’Neal, Mike RobinsonSynthesized Sunsets is a magazine and podcast about speculative fiction, romanticism and the evolution of popular culture. Every few months, a new "season" of the magazine will be released, complete with an aesthetic theme (e.g. the ocean).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | synthesizedsunsets.substack.com |
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SPRING 2026: THE EXCESS ISSUE
The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch (1510)
Outtakes 11: Memes, Antimemes and the Overton Window
We had a lot to say in our conversation with Cairo Smith, so we have another lengthy outtakes episode for paid subscribers!
XXVII: Subcultural Scenes w/ Cairo Smith
This week’s guest is : a prolific novelist and filmmaker who edits the literary magazine here on Substack. We sat down to talk about his extremely online novel Scenebux and the extremely online subcultures that inspired it.
The Alternative of the Sloth
Snow Storm: Steam-Boat off a Harbour’s Mouth by JMW Turner (1842)
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Writing and podcasting about the global canon of speculative fiction at Synthesized Sunsets
Author of THE GRACE OF KINGS and THE PAPER MENAGERIE.
Reviews of classic literature & sci-fi. Past lives: science publisher, UChicago Classics BA, college radio punk/folk DJ. Chicago-born, DC-based.
speculative fiction fan writing and podcasting at Synthesized Sunsets
Fiction Writer
Author/screenwriter/illustrator
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