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Recent Columns20 May 2013 It is not easy—it should really no longer be feasible—to write a tale set in the twentieth century that is not a tale about the twentieth century. Movements: So what do you think of my story where I made use of another person’s culture? 6 May 2013 I’ve recently spent a lot of time listening to conversations and engaging in discussions about, among other things, non-western SF and how SF is so white. Loving the Alien: David Bowie's History of Science Fiction Film 22 April 2013 In David Bowie's most recent music video for "The Stars Are Out Tonight," directed by Floria Sigismondi, he and Tilda Swinton play outwardly content suburban marrieds whose darker sides emerge in the fantastical faces of their rock-star mirror-selves, undergoing a mutation from the conventional to the alien, and confronting the transformative trap (and trappings) of fame. 15 April 2013 Richard E. Geis died on 4 February in Portland, Oregon. He was 85. 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. |
