The Most Beautiful Voyage in the World
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Tuolumne River Days
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Luna
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Darkness Full of Light
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Half-Eaten Cities
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
The Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Monarch Blue
Table of Contents Title pageCopyrightCreditsForeword by Kim Stanley RobinsonIntroductionMonarch Blue, by Barbara LitkowskiThe Last Grand Tour of Albertine’s Watch, by Sandra K. BarnidgeHalf-Eaten Cities, by Vajra ChandrasekeraDarkness Full of Light,
Everything Change: An Anthology of Climate Fiction, Volume II
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Annual Report 2018/19
Literally, Stories of Climate Change
by Joey Eschrich and Angie Dell, iMPACT magazine
This is the pop culture that helped us survive 2018
The Verge
When Robot and Crow Saved East St. Louis
by Annalee Newitz
PWC recommended that corporations should ask science fiction writers about the future
by Cory Doctorow, Boing Boing
The Scientific Origins of Frankenstein
by Javier Yanes, BBVA OpenMind
Forecasters are searching the past for clues about the future
by Kaveh Waddell, Axios
Don’t Be Scared of Killer Robots
by Ed Finn The New York Times
Center for Science and the Imagination and Open Technology Institute Launch “AI Policy Futures”
“Science fiction stories exert a powerful influence on how we think about technology and the future. But if we spend all of our time looking over our shoulders for killer robots, that means we are not looking ahead to discern the outcomes we might actually want.”
The History of the Future of Transportation
Joey Eschrich
Ghost Stories in the Machine
Andrew Dana Hudson