Issue 67 of the celebrated fanzine Journey Planet is guest edited by the duo behind the Hugo Bookclub. It is packed with great people including friends of this blog and my dive into Fallen Angels & State of Fear.
Guest Editors – Amanda Wakaruk & Olav Rokne Conversation with Kim Stanley Robinson by Olav Rokne The Roadmap to Drought by Victoria Paterson The Lies They Will Tell You by Camestros Felapton <- that’s me! The Loaner by A. L. Yakimchuk Where The World May Wind Up by Juan Sanmiguel Songs of a Disposable Earth by Jason Sanford Disco and the Rising Tide of Cli-Fi Paul Weimer Ponderings by Victoria Carter Parasites in Peril by Collin Horn Massive Moment for Cli-Fi by James Bacon Apocalyptic Radio by Nicolas Pallaris Choosing Van Gogh by Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki Things Fall Apart, It’s Scientific by Chris Garcia Is Geoengineering by The New Denial? by Stephen Griffith & Marshall Boyd Dwelling in the Anthropocene by Cora Buhlert Blowing Up The Ministry For The Future by Gautam Bhatia
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7 responses to “Journey Planet: Anthropocene Ruminations”
I look at your essay title, and my first thought is ‘That is very on-brand for Camestros’.
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Title was by my editors 🙂
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It’s a really great essay.
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They have been paying attention.
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I’m very happy to see that there’s a fan of the Talking Heads involved in this fanzine.
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That headline was actually written by Christopher Garcia, who wrote the article.
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Thanks
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