Good science fiction bends expectations in a way that encourages us to reexamine the way we think about things. This morning, I finished Zero History, a noire thriller from science fiction great William Gibson (inventor of the term “cyberspace”). While primarily focused on the tension between cutting edge and mainstream culture in a ...
Author: Brian T. Hodges The Japanese science fiction novel Harmony, by Project Itoh, is a timely cautionary tale about the struggle between individuality and government control. Itoh shares his intricate and multi-layered vision of a world in the not-too-distant future where much of the population has been lost to disease and war. Adv ...