Recent ArticlescityCityCITY: Jack Kerouac's Science Fiction 4 December 2006 Ultimately, cityCityCITY serves to emphasize Kerouac's oft-expressed view of his own society as a rampant machine, driven by a military-industrial complex, in which people exist merely to power the machine in return for the consumption of its output. 20 November 2006 The periods that got more emphasis were the ones for which I had more material. It worked backward from the way you might expect: if I had really interesting or revealing letters or journal entries for a particular period, then I wrote a chapter around them. Taming the Beast—or Not: Night Journeys with Weyland and Hannibal 30 October 2006 Lecter, on the other hand, is one of the human monsters against whom the vampire [Weyland] is judged. In playing Beauty to Lecter's Beast, Clarice becomes complicit in his crimes. 16 October 2006 "A horror novel, as a social convention, is allowed to end in a dark way and to go to much darker places. It's sort of like labeling it right from the get go: 'This is not going to end well.'" View nearly every article Strange Horizons has ever published in our Archive, thanks to the kindness of our authors who allow us to keep their material online. |