Month: September 2014
Book Review: ‘Hieroglyph’ edited by Ed Finn and Kathryn Cramer
The Wall Street Journal
Stories to Make You Think Big
Listen to Neal Stephenson and Keith Hjelmstad discuss the Tall Tower on Science Friday.
The Dystopian City and Urban Policy
In an article for Slate magazine’s Future Tense channel, Annalee Newitz argues that urban planners should read more science fiction.
Hieroglyph on Slate’s Future Tense Channel
Slate magazine’s Future Tense channel is running a series of stories inspired by and excerpted from Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future, exploring about the connections between science fiction storytelling, scientific discovery, public policy, and real-world innovation. Check back to this post for updates as more pieces are published! Elizabeth Bear, “Story: Covenant” Joey Eschrich, “Forget the Tricorder: Why…
Only Science Fiction Can Save Us!
Slate
Project Hieroglyph: Science fiction for better futures
Robohub
The Inspiration Drought
Slate
Sci-fi writers, scientists imagine the future
Symmetry Magazine
Forget the Tricorder
Slate
The Future: Powered by Fiction, a SF anthology from ASU and Intel
It turns out that Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future wasn’t the only science fiction anthology published by ASU’s Center for Science and the Imagination this month! On Friday, September 5 we published The Future: Powered by Fiction in partnership with Intel’s Tomorrow Project and the Society for Science & the Public. The anthology, which is free to…