Tag: Mexican science fiction

AIR: THE WHITEOUT THAT SWALLOWED THE WORLD – CRISTIAN TAMAȘ

A portal opens from our modern world of data centres and interior design into a medieval fantasy realm, in this playfully surreal tale from the Swiss author Christian Kracht. Christian Kracht’s "Air" doesn’t so much unfold as it detonates—quietly, like a power station blowing a fuse somewhere behind your eyelids. You open the book expecting a satire about interior design and Scandinavian ennui, and suddenly you’re...

THE NERD REICH: A FIELD GUIDE TO THE COSMICALLY DELUSIONAL, DIGITALLY DERANGED & DEMOCRACY‑DAMAGING TECH OVERLORDS OF OUR TIMES 

Broligarchy: The age of monomaniac messianic billionaires and techno-fascist sociopaths who believe that a hoodie is a political philosophy. “Silicon Valley has gone fascist because they have adopted an extreme ideology of tech supremacy. While Maga promises a return to a mythical glorious past, the “technofascists” are promising a mythical glorious future: We’re going to be in the stars. We’re going to be in space....
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