By: Joshua Glenn

Lydia Millet’s A CHILDREN’S BIBLE

By: Algernon Blackwood

Patients invariably grew excited when talking about themselves.

By: Joshua Glenn

Year seven of the Radium Age

By: J.D. Beresford

“You figure space as a void in three dimensions.”

By: Joshua Glenn

Madeline Ashby’s COMPANY TOWN

By: Joshua Glenn

Year six of the Radium Age

By: Valery Bryusov

They resembled wild animals in their ferocity.

By: J.D. Beresford

I have no acquaintance with higher mathematics.

By: Joshua Glenn

Kim Stanley Robinson’s AURORA

By: Joshua Glenn

Year five of sf’s Radium Age.

By: Valery Bryusov

Anarchy reached its last limits.

By: J.D. Beresford

“I don’t worry my ’ead about him.”

By: Joshua Glenn

N.K. Jemisin’s FIFTH SEASON

By: Joshua Glenn

Year four of sf’s Radium Age.

By: Valery Bryusov

There commenced a dreadful orgy of the despairing.