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Tag: Kim Stanley Robinson

Representing

This third and final part of Kim Stanley Robinson’s Science In The Capital series maintains the very consistent tone established … More

Kim Stanley Robinson, Science In The Capital, Sixty Days And Counting

Necessary questions

Fifty Degrees Below takes over more or less exactly where Forty Signs Of Rain leaves off, but it shifts focus … More

Fifty Degrees Below, Kim Stanley Robinson, Science In The Capital

Action stations

Kim Stanley Robinson keeps coming back to what might be described as ‘environmental fiction’, and ecological themes are never far … More

Forty Signs of Rain, Kim Stanley Robinson, Science In The Capital

Hardy perennials

Kim Stanley Robinson is known for not writing stories about soldiers, or other stereotypically heroic figures—which in our deeply fucked-up … More

Kim Stanley Robinson, New York 2140

Everything happens only once

My exploration of Kim Stanley Robinson’s oeuvre is proceeding in a kind of pincer movement, reading books alternately from either … More

Kim Stanley Robinson, The Years of Rice and Salt

Indulging in the immediate future

In Red Moon Kim Stanley Robinson turns his attention to the Earth’s satellite in much the same way that he … More

Kim Stanley Robinson, Red Moon

In black and white

Having dipped into Kim Stanley Robinson’s work at intervals during his career (whether retrospectively as here, or contemporaneously), I’m starting … More

Antarctica, Kim Stanley Robinson

Read this now

We don’t live in a temporal silo, separated from the past and future by an impermeable barrier. Indeed, when you … More

Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry For The Future

State of the planet

At the age of eighteen I was a dope-smoking, layabout, benefit-scrounging squatter. During this phase of my life I was … More

Foster + Partners, Kim Stanley Robinson, Moving to Mars, The Design Museum
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