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Voyage Intemporel – Timeless Voyage – Buddhism in Space?
You can’t say it’s not imaginative. Voyage Intemporel is an early BD (1982) of Sergio Macedo’s that depicts a realm of celestial beings who take an interest in the spiritual evolution of life on Earth and become alarmed when humankind … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, fantasy, science fiction
Tagged Appel Guery, BDs, science fiction, Sergio Macedo, Spirituality, Voyage Intemporel
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Like a Slow-Motion Car Crash
I’ve sometimes wondered what it must be like to live in a time when you can see that your society is wilfully racing towards political disaster – war, say, or violent revolution, or fascist supremacy – and no appeal either … Continue reading
Battlestar Galactica and Ecology
For several gruelling months at work, it was an episode of Battlestar Galactica each evening that kept me going – till I’d worked through all five box sets. A military SF story about shooting up evil robots may not seem … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, film, science fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged Battlestar Galactica, Cylon, Ecology, military SF, science fiction
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Sword and Planet
Something else celebrated its fiftieth year in 2015 besides me and my age-mates. Frank Herbert’s epic novel Dune was published in that same fateful year of 1965. Some say it’s the best science fiction novel there’s ever been. It’s also … Continue reading
Celebrating the Radical Imagination – guest post by Helen Moore
‘Just imagine the world without … [insert brand]!’ Today, our capacity to imagine is frequently coopted, with advertising endlessly fuelling our sense of ourselves as consumers, rather than citizens of this Earth community. Industrial growth society systematically reinforces ‘monocultures of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alasdair Paterson, anti-austerity, Brian Swimme, capitalism, David Graeber, Deep Time, dystopia, ecological crisis, ecopoetics, Ecozoa, Ecozoic, Einstein, Hedge Fund, Helen Moore, imagination, Jerusalem, John Kinsella, Los, organic society, poetry, science fiction, Stephen Hawking, The Democracy Project, The Four Zoas, The Great Work, Thomas Berry, Transition, Universe Story, Urizen, William Blake
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