Human Voices, Alien Conversations is a tour through the modern world of speculative fiction, featuring a variety of perspectives. Authors, critics, editors, and artists, legends and new talents, reflect on their passage through words. Interviewees include a TV star turned novelist, the first transgender woman to win a Hugo Award, and the editor of The Best Science Fiction of the Year (2016 - ).
The book takes the form of a literal journey, opening with James Machell stepping off a plane to explore SF. Along the way, he learns the secrets of non-fiction writing from the co-editor and biggest contributor to The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. The intricacies of world building are explained by a bestselling author of epic fantasy. He discovers the background to some of the most iconic images in SF from their artists as well as the literature that inspired them. "Would artificially created animals be kosher to eat?" is just one of the conundrums traversed. Featuring candid discussions about creative doubt, the pressures of making art under late capitalism, and how AI threatens a new generation of creatives, Human Voices, Alien Conversations snapshots SF before its predictions come true.Featuring interviews with: Ken LiuBogi TakácsPaolo BacigalupiJohn PicacioJohn CluteSamuel R. DelanySamantha MillsJeff NoonSteven YoullP. Djèlí ClarkChris MooreAi JiangCheryl MorganNeil Clarke Pat CadiganMatthew HolnessLes informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
James Machell is a British speculative fiction and non-fiction writer. Born in London, he holds an MSc from The University of Edinburgh. His fiction, often blending SF with horror, has appeared in MetaStellar, Simultaneous Times, and Sci Phi Journal. James contributes to The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and serves as the outreach manager for Utopia Science Fiction Magazine, for which he interviewed many of the authors and artists who appear in this collection. He was also the contest chair for the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association, his own poetry having appeared in SpecPoVerse, Star*Line, and The Edinburgh Creative Review.
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