By Eve Ottenberg Counterpunch April 29th, 2022 Despite its boys’ club origins, science fiction long exhibited a leftist streak. Even…
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By Joanne McNeil Filmmaker Magazine April 14th, 2022 In 1968, Judith Merril and Kate Wilhelm planned to run an advertisement…
Dangerous Visions and New Worlds in Rain Taxi
By Paul Buhle Rain Taxi April 2022 About a half century ago, my grand aspiration was to become a Science…
Bicycle!— A Review in Seven Day Cyclist
Seven Day Cyclist Well, if the bicycle is to revolutionise society from the grass-roots up, “Bicycle!” will certainly keep the…
Dangerous Visions and New Worlds on The Newton Review of Books
By Michael Jongen The Newton Review of Books March 24th, 2022 Dangerous Visions and New Worlds explores how science fiction…
Witches, Witch-hunting, and Women in Random Length News
By Greggory Moore Random Length News March 18th, 2022 Ever since the early 1950s, when Arthur Miller used the 17th-century…
A Review of RUIN by Cara Hoffman
By Jon Frankel Green Mountains Review March 2022 “And I was silent, ecstatic in the cradle of real things.” —Retouch/Switch…
Dangerous Visions and New Worlds on The Weightless State Between Here and There
By The Weightless State March 11th, 2022 I discovered the existence of Dangerous Visions and New Worlds when a friend…
Still Dangerous, Still New: Dangerous Visions and New Worlds- Radical Science Fiction, 1950 to 1985
Dangerous Visions and New Worlds explores how science fiction reflects the times in which it is written. By Newton Review…
What About the Workers? Notes on Class and Class Consciousness
by Jonah Raskin Counterpunch March 23rd, 2022 Photograph Source: Striking teamsters battling police on the streets of Minneapolis, Minnesota, June…