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Recent ArticlesAirships - Not just flying billboards 23 April 2012 Airships are soaring from the pages of steampunk novels and the imaginations of young engineers and entrepreneurs into our skies. Welcome to the airship renaissance. 26 March 2012 My grandfather wrote, "It is a great privilege to live in a town which the dead have not deserted. Walk the streets of Cooperstown with me on a moonlit night, and I'll show you a village where the enchantment of death is a warm and friendly quality." Writing Climate Change: A Round Table Discussion 27 February 2012 Julie Bertagna, Tobias Buckell, Maggie Gee, Glenda Larke, Kim Stanley Robinson, Vandana Singh and Joan Slonczewski discuss why and how they write about climate change in their speculative fiction. Bridge Over Troubled Waters: The City of Haifa in Lavie Tidhar's Stories 23 January 2012 When looked upon together from some distance, a clear picture of Haifa as it is seen in Lavie Tidhar's vision emerges. This vision produces a unique outcome, a speculative city which is at the same time universal and local. View nearly every article Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |
