Recent ColumnsIntertitles: Tinker Tailor Soldier Sci-Fi: Espionage and the Speculative 13 February 2012 A man walks through a hub room where outside information is being gathered and translated by crew members who shuttle it through the circulatory system; he steps into the padded orange room at the center of it all, where he sits down at a black glass table and reports to an inscrutable Control that the enemy is on the move. 30 January 2012 The pure modernist extremism of Kafka is to show us a world without bling. Paraphernalia: FIADSBLTPPUTPWYP 23 January 2012 I don’t count myself as part of the dinner party wing of fandom, the people who seem to see SF conventions primarily as an assembly point for a series of epic meal excursions. Dice and D-Pads: Jumping to Beginnings 9 January 2012 My husband and I had a pretty funny conversation with my mother this past New Year's Eve. View nearly every column Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |