By: Joshua Glenn

Where did science fiction come from?

By: Joshua Glenn

Pity the poor semio­naut, who “reads” the world phen­omeno­logically.

By: Joshua Glenn

“I aimed at the public’s heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach.”

By: Joshua Glenn

He was a martyr in the cause of absurdism and ’pataphysics.

By: Peggy Nelson

Earn the first HiLobrow merit badge: The Radium Age.

By: Amanda French

This pedigreed, highbrow dystopian was a godfather of the Sixties.

By: Amanda French

Before we blamed our madness on nature, we drove each other crazy.

By: Joshua Glenn

He searched far and wide for dialectical synthesis, only to reject it.

By: HILOBROW

Techno-catastrophe strikes our fifth podcast.

By: HILOBROW

The first half of our 5th Radium-Age sf podcast!

By: James Parker

Gabriel De Tarde’s “Fragment d’histoire future” — a recording

By: Ingrid Schorr

George Allen England’s DARKNESS AND DAWN — a recording

By: Tor Aarestad

Edmond Hamilton’s THE POLAR DOOM — a recording.

By: Peggy Nelson

Fred MacIsaac’s HOTHOUSE WORLD — a recording.

By: Joshua Glenn

John Carter, Professor Challenger, and Fu Manchu — that’s why!