Tag: sci-fi
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In the Storm, a Fire | A Solarpunk Short Story
In the Storm, a Fire: A Solarpunk short story by Jay Springett and Andrew Dana Hudson.
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Solarpunk: A Container for More Fertile Futures
My original essay from Solarpunk Magazine’s first issue. It examines the rise of Solarpunk as a creative force for sustainable futures.
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Still Reeling
I’m still reeling at the whole Aphantasia realisation. I’ve spent the whole week asking everyone about what they see in their minds eye.
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WHAT PUNK ARE YOU?
I was on a panel at Futurecon 2021 on Saturday: ‘WHAT PUNK ARE YOU? Past, Present and Future Trends in Anti-capitalists Science Fiction’
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Solarpunk: Dalla Disperazione Alla Strategia – Out Now | Future Fiction
Last year I wrote the introduction to Solarpunk: Dalla Disperazione Alla Strategia from Italian publisher Future Fiction. It is out today.
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LuxCon 2020 – Eurocon Presents: Solarpunk | 18.Apr.21
I will be on a Solarpunk panel alongside writers Francesco Verso (IT) and Ana Rüsche (BR) at LuxCon 2020 this Sunday, April 18th.
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Heat It Up at Home
We broke dry January yesterday as it was Eve’s birthday. We started drinking at 1pm. Now I have a hangover.
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In the Storm, A Fire Longlisted for the BSFA Award for Short Fiction
My Solarpunk short ‘In the Storm, A Fire‘ with Andrew Dana Hudson, has been long listed for the 2020 BSFA Award for Short Fiction.
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Beyond The Last Ad Break | 2039
Television News has no memory beyond the last ad break. Updates on what I’ve got going on, and how a healthier media diet might be a good idea right now
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Every mile is two in winter
“Good words are worth much, and cost little.” ― George Herbert Narrative I think I’m going to move my post day to Saturday. Fridays is getting busier as the day…
