The Collapse of Western Civilization by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway
Not exactly a beach read, this one, but at least it’s short enough to finish
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Not exactly a beach read, this one, but at least it’s short enough to finish
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The closer the world gets to actual apocalypse, the more difficult it is to read
Naomi Alderman made a serious splash with The Power, which I missed, but her latest
Cory Doctorow’s Walkaway (2017) is a perfect fictional complement to his incisive blog Pluralistic, which
Hope is in short supply in science fiction these days, which makes novels like Kim
Novel: The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson Read More »
These days, everything is political. And when I say that, what I mean is that
One of the aspects of Kim Stanley Robinson’s work I’ve always admired is its inherent
‘Tis the season for deep-space voyages fraught with peril and calamity! In the wake of
In Aurora (2015), the ever-impressive Kim Stanley Robinson tackles the generation ship story. His spin
Kim Stanley Robinson’s prolific track record includes three excellent science fiction trilogies: Three Californias, the