The paperback edition of Futuromania has just come out
Older eyes will recognise the graphic design's nod to this best-seller of the 1970s
An earlier post about Future Shock and the Orson Welles presented TV program based on it.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2026
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A Telex from yesterday's future
An example of what I call "the rhetorics of temporality" - the way critics compulsively position and reposition things they like, ...
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Released 1978, recorded at the start of the 1970s. Give it a listen, it's immense What blows my mind is that by the time this came out... -
So I was feeling like it was time to read a Margaret Atwood and I fancied Oryx and Crake, having been intrigued by a chapter on it in Ma...
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I do like this kind of book that attempts to sum up a moment in cultural time, especially when the author is also rash enough to predict t...
