Tagged “books”
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Hummingbirds and the Ecstatic Moment Seen in No.169 —
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When Engineers Were Humanists Seen in No.163 —
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Design Better Systems in a World Overwhelmed by Complexity Seen in No.162 —
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How Does Bill Gates Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis? Seen in No.161 —
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How Predicting the Future Became a Literary Genre Seen in No.159 —
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No.154 Asides Seen in No.154 —
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An Interview with McKenzie Wark Seen in No.154 —
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Science Fiction in 2020: A Guide to Great Sci-Fi About the Future Seen in No.151 —
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No.148 Asides Seen in No.148 —
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What Necromancers in Space Can Teach Us About the Science of Death Seen in No.148 —
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Kim Stanley Robinson on Inventing Plausible Utopias Seen in No.146 —
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The Fox and the Hedgehog, Polymathy’s Past and Future Seen in No.145 —
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How To Talk About Books You Haven’t Read Seen in No.142 —
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N.K. Jemisin on the City We Became Seen in No.134 —
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Veil Seen in No.127 —
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Bookish Seen in No.126 —
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Brace Yourself for the Most Dangerous Idea yet: Most People Are Pretty Decent Seen in No.125 —
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Jan Morris: ‘You’re Talking to Someone at the Very End of Things’ Seen in No.116 —
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On Serendipity Seen in No.104 —
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Cyberpunk Is Dead Seen in No.104 —
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Against Economics Seen in No.103 —
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The Cult of the Imperfect Seen in No.102 —
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No.101 Asides Seen in No.101 —
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The Future of Another Timeline: How Time-Travel Stories Explain Our Era. Seen in No.97 —
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William Gibson: One Tough Zeitgeist Seen in No.90 —
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Tim Maughan Interview at Big Echo Seen in No.88 —
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How Nnedi Okorafor Is Building the Future of Sci-Fi From Flossmoor Seen in No.82 —
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The Art of Noticing: Five Ways to Experience a City Differently Seen in No.80 —
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Why You Should Start Binge-Reading Right Now Seen in No.79 —
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Science Fiction Doesn’t Have to Be Dystopian Seen in No.79 —
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No.78 Asides Seen in No.78 —
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In Praise of Public Libraries Seen in No.74 —
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An Interview with Nick Harkaway: Algorithmic Futures, Literary Fractals, and Mimetic Immortality Seen in No.68 —
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Paradox Mystery Format Seen in No.64 —
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The ‘Future Book’ Is Here, but It’s Not What We Expected Seen in No.62 —
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Afrofuturism Is Not for Africans Living in Africa Seen in No.57 —
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No.56 Asides Seen in No.56 —
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The Feminist Dystopia Rises: ‘The Power,’ ‘Red Clocks,’ ‘Vox,’ & More Seen in No.53 —
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The Ever-Expanding World of David Mitchell Seen in No.50 —
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Why Science Fiction Is the Most Important Genre Seen in No.49 —
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No.47 Asides Seen in No.47 —
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