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Henry Farrell talks to Kim Stanley RobinsonHenry Farrell teaches democracy and international affairs at Johns Hopkins University. Kim Stanley Robinson is a science fiction writer whose...
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David Rix interviews Alexander ZelenyjAlexander Zelenyj is the author of the books Blacker Against the Deep Dark , Songs for the Lost , Experiments at...
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Mary Branscombe reviews All Tomorrow’s Futures: Fictions that DisruptExplore where technology might take us and what that might mean for how we live with this anthology that brings together experts and...
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Science-Fiction, Quantum Physics and the ModernistsBy Steven French Introduction In 1926, Erwin Schrödinger published the paper containing his eponymous equation, one of the most...
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Vector 299/Modernisms: Guest editorial by Paul March-RussellOver the course of the last thirty years, the standard model of literary modernism has eroded. This model offered an origin story, beginning...
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Vector 299/Modernisms: Torque Control by Phoenix AlexanderPeculiar Shuttling Movements I half-jokingly say to anyone who engages me on the topic of science fiction that the 1960s and 1970s were...
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Stuck in the Middle with You: Speculative Structure and Concentric Reading in David Mitchell’s Cloud AtlasBy Matthew Burchanoski Immediately praised upon its release, David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas (2004) stands as one of the...
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Interview with Renan BernardoBy Jean-Paul L. Garnier Renan Bernardo is a Nebula finalist author of science fiction and fantasy from Brazil. His fiction appeared in...
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Interview with Samantha Millsby Jean-Paul L. Garnier Samantha Mills is a Nebula, Locus, and Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award winning author living in Southern...
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Issue 300, ‘Community’— Call for proposalsSolaris (1972), Andrei Tarkovsky Science fiction, for all it encompasses strange new worlds and fantastical creatures, is a...
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Electricity as a Speculative Device: The Romanian Modern(ist) SFBy Amalia Cotoi This article explores how Romanian science fiction novels written between 1899 and 1954 engage with modernity. I am...
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The Valediction: Christopher Priest (1943-2024)By Paul March-Russell Christopher Priest Have not many of us felt we have been living in a parallel universe since 2016? Brexit,...
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The ResistanceBy Nick Hubble It might seem rather strange to start writing a column for Vector focusing on sf as a fiction of practical resistance to...
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Destroying ‘Centuries of Evil Work’: Female-Authored Dystopian Science Fiction in SpainBy Angela Acosta The Speculative and Surrealist Origins of Spanish Modernism Ángeles Santos’s painting, Un mundo [ A World ]...
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Ukrainian Women in SF: A Roundtable ConversationInterviewed by Michael Burianyk Nataliya Dovhopol, Natalia Matolinets, Iryna Hrabovska, Daria Piskozub and Svitlana Taratorina are...
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Duchamp’s time machines: Paul Minott in discussion with James GillhamPaul Minott worked as a leading graphic designer for over thirty years, working for numerous international design consultancies in London and...
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Review of The International Black Speculative Writing Festival 2024Re viewed by Amirah Muhammad Founded by Dr Kadija George Sesay, the International Black Speculative Writing Symposium and Festival...
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Future of Education: Wild Blue Yonder by Daniel HeskQueen’s Tower, Imperial College London The Faculty of Natural Sciences (FoNS) at Imperial College London held a speculative...
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Interview with Eve SmithBy William Davies Eve Smith is the author of three speculative thrillers. Her latest novel, ONE, published in 2023, is set in a one-child...
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Jean-Paul L. Garnier interviews Michael ButterworthMichael Butterworth is a UK author, publisher and editor. He was a key part of the UK New Wave of Science Fiction in the 1960s,...
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Harry Slater reviews The Other Shore by Hoa PhamThe Other Shore by Hoa Pham (Goldsmiths Press, 2023) Review by Harry Slater The Other Shore , by Hoa Pham, winner...
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You Are The Library: Players as Custodians of Information in In Other Waters and The Return Of The Obra Dinn.By Monica Evans From our print edition, Vector 298 Imagine fighting your way across dangerous terrain to finally enter The...
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The Librarian, The Computer, The Android, and Big DataBy Nichole Nomura and Quinn Dombrowski From our print edition, Vector 298 Introduction “Computer, count some words”...
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SFF and ClassVector 294 is now available to download. We open issues to the public after about two years. An index of back issues of Vector can be...
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Deconstructing the myths and stories we tell ourselves about the futureBy Linna Fredström, Laura Pereira, Simon West, Andrew Merrie and Joost Vervoort Examples from a small city in the middle of a Swedish...
