African Science Fiction's Bold Futures: A Review of Imaginative Freedom Beyond Global North Constraints

Diving into the archives, Richie George highlights a review of African science fiction that imagines bold futures, unrestrained by the limitations hindering solipsistic SF from the Global North.

IN ROME, a stone's throw from the Vatican, a prominent member of the American Far Right, Peter Thiel, lectures on the Antichrist and warns political elites and tech moguls of the coming singularity.

Year after year, scientists warn humanity of the impending climate disaster, hoping that data will compel the hearts and minds of the public more than the seduction of profit or instant gratification.