Lectori salutem. Science-fiction, like any drama with existential implications, is better read from the safety of a couch than ‘lived’. This is
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An otherworldly job application by Richard Lau.
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A fable of next lives by E. E. King.
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Archaeological speculation by Ben Roth.
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An essay on omniversal communication in SF by Mina.
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Leopoldo Lugones' theological flash translated by Álvaro Piñero González, with commentary by Mariano Martín Rodríguez.
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Kabbalist insights into the New World's ancient connections by Paul Goldberg.
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An examination of the respectability of the alt-hist genre by Jim Clarke.
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Carlton Herzog courts controversy. Again.
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A novel take on the logistics of reincarnation by James Hancock.
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An initial survey of sports as geopolitics in SF by Madeline Barnicle.
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A meditation on the ephemeral nature (or not) of the 'self' by Robert L. Jones III.
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A (fictional) annotated bibliography of cognitive evolution by Anthony Lechner.
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Existential horror by Alicia Hilton.
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An unorthodox entanglement of space and time by Ádám Gerencsér.
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Some of us like to read our seasonal dose of speculative fiction on trusty old paper. For your convenience, here you can
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Theological fiction by Andy Dibble.
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Transcendental CRM by A. J. Rocca.
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