Looking Ahead to the 26th Century
An interview with Aaron Thier, who relandscapes the world in ‘Mr. Eternity’
Author: Amy Brady
Amy Brady is the Senior Editor of the Chicago Review of Books and Deputy Publisher of Guernica Magazine. Her writing has appeared in The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Dallas Morning News, The Awl, Literary Hub, McSweeney's, and elsewhere. Follow her on Twitter at @ingredient_x.
Incendiary Ghosts: An Interview with Kit Reed
We spoke with Kit Reed about her latest work ‘Mormama,’ its political undercurrents, and that time Kit came face-to-face with a real-life ghost in England.
4 Translated Novels You Might Want to Read, According to Kaiama L. Glover
Kaiama L. Glover, translator of the Haitian novel ‘Hadriana in All My Dreams,’ recommends her favorite works in translation.
Why Climate Fiction Matters: An Interview with Malcolm Sen
According to NASA, 2016 was the hottest year on record since scientists began recording global temperatures in 1880.
Reversing Climate Change: An Interview with Paul Hawken
Paul Hawken and a coalition of more than two hundred scientists, researchers, fellows, writers, economists, financial analysts, architects, companies, agencies, NGOs, activists, and other experts have formed Project Drawdown to gather one hundred of the most viable ways to “draw down” carbon from the atmosphere.
11 Climate Fiction Authors Share Their Favorite Books in the Genre
What can fiction tell us about climate change that scientific reports can’t? We asked 11 climate fiction authors.
Aliens, Robots, and Politics: An Interview with Sylvain Neuvel
We spoke with Neuvel about his inspiration for the series, his interests in geopolitics, and—most importantly—what he thinks real aliens would sound like if they ever visit us on Earth.
‘The Night Ocean’ Brings Lovecraft Back From the Dead
In his beguiling new novel, ‘The Night Ocean,’ Paul LaFarge offers not one, but several alternate life histories of the famous horror writer, H.P. Lovecraft.
Kim Stanley Robinson: How Will New York Cope With Climate Change?
No one can fully predict the future, but great writers can imagine a terrifyingly convincing one. Case in point: Science-fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson publishes next week the much anticipated novel New York 2140.
For Jessa Crispin, Feminism Isn’t Radical Enough
Jessa Crispin—for years one of the publishing industry’s go-to reviewers of new feminist releases—has decided to reject feminism. But not for the reasons you might expect.
