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Best SciFi & Fantasy 2023
In this episode of TrekWars@OSU, we consider the sci-fi, fantasy, and other speculative fiction that helped us to imagine futures free of domination, exploitation, war, and empire.
Our discussion panel included: Joseph Orosco, co-director of the Anarres Project; Randall Millstein, Robyn Morris, and Kaja Gjelde. Each of them mentioned their favorite choices from 2023, their runner ups, and what they look forward to in 2024.
Some themes that emerged: a lot of stories focused on collective struggle and liberation from empire, a lot of emphasis on the psychology of fascism and the distrust of institutions. How do we build solidarity when there is so much loss of faith in our governing bodies and institutions? Lots of great narratives suggested paths forward.
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In this episode of TrekWars@OSU, we consider the sci-fi, fantasy, and other speculative fiction that helped us to imagine futures free of domination, exploitation, war, and empire.
Our discussion panel included: Joseph Orosco, co-director of the Anarres Project; Randall Millstein, Robyn Morris, and Kaja Gjelde. Each of them mentioned their favorite choices from 2023, their runner ups, and what they look forward to in 2024.
Some themes that emerged: a lot of stories focused on collective struggle and liberation from empire, a lot of emphasis on the psychology of fascism and the distrust of institutions. How do we build solidarity when there is so much loss of faith in our governing bodies and institutions? Lots of great narratives suggested paths forward.