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Issue 35: Sci-Fi

May 2016

Letter from the Editor

Chad Perman·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
In which we say hello to science fiction & wish a fond farewell to one of our beloved editor
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Suspension

Fran Hoepfner·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
Midnight Special doesn’t make sense because it doesn’t have to. It’s not about sense and logic. It’s not about solving a big twist.
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After the End of the World

Brianna Low·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
In Another Earth I found grace: a quiet meditation on self-forgiveness, on remaking oneself after trauma.
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Floating in Jars

Elisabeth Geier·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
On modern dating & 1980s Steve Martin sci-fi comedies.
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Bodily Function

Sophia Cross·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
Jennifer Phang's Advantageous shows us a future that has recoiled from the prospect of aging.
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God Bless the Telephone

Andrew Martin·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
In Sunshine the consequences of each new choice tumble forward like dominoes, resulting in a slow death march to the surface of the sun.
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Anchored in Time

Amy Woolsey·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
Super 8 understands that, at the end of the day, adults aren’t all that different from children; beneath the pretension and pragmatism, we want the same things: to be safe, to belong, to be loved.
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Does My Mother Dream of Electric Sheep?

Alex Dabertin·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
I have begun to suspect that boys who grew up with mothers like mine—or responsible grown men who have made their way through a world inhabited by mothers like mine—have started making movies reflective of that experience.
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Post-Apocalyptic Alienation Revue

Brian Doan·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
Richard Lester's The Bed-Sitting Room (1969) and the Dream of London at the End of the World
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How Could It Not Know What It Is?

Arielle Greenberg·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
On Ridley Scott's Blade Runner
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