Heard of Cli-Fi? That's what I took on for the latest @cbcradio#tech
and I have some #book recommendations for your fall and 🎁 lists!
I spoke with climate fiction experts about what the genre brings to the work of mitigating and adapting to climate change
Here we go
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Don’t know who this guy is, but he makes me want to see the Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination exhibition opening TOMORROW @sciencemuseum 😉
Contents include an expansive foreword by Stephen Baxter, @arrroberts on Louis-Napoléon Geoffroy, @Chrispak_ on Kim Stanley Robinson, Jonathan Rayner on Japanese WW2 alternate history, @SciFiBaker on @ian_sales Apollo Quartet, @mariettarosetta on @lavietidhar ... (1/2)
I'm happy to announce that AntConc 4.1.0 for Windows, MacOS, and Linux is now released. It includes a new *online* corpus repository, a new wordcloud tool, and various tweaks to improve the user experience. You can get it as a free download here: https://t.co/dJSr51yvxv
Delighted to be joining @foundation_sf with my good colleague @Chrispak_ (& @JonathanThornt2). Thanks Paul March-Russell and @maureenkspeller for thinking of me, it's an honour to be part of this crucial node in the UK SF network. #sciencefiction#journal https://t.co/L8XHYjnw18
Our programme is here! We've released the first draft of our programme, to give you an idea of all the amazing papers and workshops our conference will feature! Find it here: https://t.co/HqVWpG9i4d
Deadline for Early Bird Registration THIS SUNDAY 17/04. https://t.co/m5dSNTWvKs
@LKonstan@arrroberts@BobEaglestone John Kinnaird has a chapter in his book, "Olaf Stapledon" (1986). @gerrycanavan has a paper, '"A Dread Mystery, Compelling Adoration": Olaf Stapledon, Star Maker, and Totality.'
How has science fiction engaged with pandemics? From Mary Shelley to @SarahPinsker, I look at a range of plagues as metaphor, as thought experiment, as narrative device, and suggest how such texts might be helpful in the way we think out disease, and societies.