By: Anthony Miller

The patron saint of fiction of oceanic scope.

By: Joshua Glenn

Mechanical men, Martian vampires, and dirigible crashes.

By: Jerrold Freitag

He was mindful of how horrible we can make one another.

By: Devin McKinney

The individual’s mastication in the teeth of the modern state.

By: Lucy Sante

Anarchist, litterateur, honest man.

By: Joshua Glenn

He imagined the Internet and other impossibilities.

By: Joshua Glenn

The suffragist who wrote Radium Age science fiction.

By: Anthony Miller

An explorer in an age with ever fewer frontiers.

By: Robert Wringham

“Humour can get in under the door while serious­ness is still fumbling at the handle.”

By: Devin McKinney

Hannibal Lecter purely represents a set of American angers and anxieties.

By: Robert Wringham

“Let terror have his way, for he’s the best friend you’ve got.”

By: William Nericcio

The monkey grammarian plagued by conjunctions and disjunctions.

By: Tor Aarestad

He was John Brown and his people were slaves to big business hucksterism.

By: Joshua Glenn

He wrote two of the Radium Age’s best sf novels.

By: Alix Lambert

“I’d probably break down and cry.”