The Social Future as seen by six SF Writers

By Regine
on September 13, 2004 8:00 AM
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John Shirley wanted to know about the quality of life in the future, about our political life, the scope of our freedom, what it was going to be like on a daily basis for his son and his grandson.

So he asked 6 sci-fi writers (Cory Doctorow, Pat Murphy, Kim Stanley Robinson, Norman Spinrad, Bruce Sterling and Ken Wharton) and their answers are quite thought-provoking.

Via Eyebeam ReBlog.

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