A sci-fi anthology offers widely divergent glimpses of the future
23 October 2019
From alienated life in post-Arctic Sweden to the failure to engage with tech’s new intimacies, Helen Marshall explores an excellent and diverse new sci-fi anthology
-
Subject
-
Section
-
Type
-
Topics
-
Author
-
Issue
-
Premium
Found 7 results for sci-fi
The Institute by Stephen King leads a revolutionary sci-fi reboot
25 September 2019
Writers old and new are creating resilient heroes for turbulent times, finds Helen Marshall in her latest sci-fi column
This month's top sci-fi reminds us to beware technocrats bearing gifts
28 August 2019
In her latest sci-fi column, Helen Marshall finds simmering revolution against the tech moguls in two new novels, The Warehouse and The Return of the Incredible Exploding Man
What if you could erase your political opponents? Sci-fi has answers
31 July 2019
Empty Hearts is an exciting thriller with a disturbing way of dealing with people you disagree with politically, says Helen Marshall in her latest sci-fi column
The best sci-fi books put humanity at the heart of their writing
3 July 2019
Science fiction books like ZED and This Is How You Lose the Time War use exhilarating writing to create worlds that seem eerily similar to ours, says Helen Marshall in her monthly sci-fi column
Experimental sci-fi expertly captures colliding realities
5 June 2019
When reality fractures, it takes the adventurous writing style of the novel XYZT to make it believable, says Helen Marshall in her latest column
How sci-fi like Frankissstein helps us face our fears of the future
8 May 2019
In her monthly sci-fi column, Helen Marshall plumbs the mind's most gripping fictional futures in Jeanette Winterson's Frankissstein and Ted Chiang's Exhalation
