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prokopetz · 2 months
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Them: This novel subverts the reactionary tropes of the post-apocalyptic genre and shows how people would truly come together to support each other in the wake of a global catastrophe!
Me: Is it a crypto-primitivist fantasy that explicitly cites the destruction of all post-Iron Age technology and infrastructure as a required step in perfecting human civilisation?
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Them: Not necessarily.
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70sscifiart · 1 year
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Tim White, “Hello America”
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cindysimblr · 3 months
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The newest addition to the hot springs lot
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nuclearpasta · 10 months
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torse · 1 month
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How the 3 ruling families would react in a post-apocalyptic scenario
Olgimskys
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Saburovs
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Kains
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ifmycircuitscouldsing · 7 months
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If My Circuits Could Sing, an upcoming sci-fi zine
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming science fiction zine. It's a collection of stories, poetry, visual art, photography, nonfiction writing, and more exploring stories about robots, mecha, and obligation. The stories contained within this collection aim to explore the questions: Just what is it that makes us human? What about what makes us not?; Just how much must I give to my community, my government, my military, my society, my world? When will it be enough?; I was made to serve. Am I really satisfied continuing that life?; What must we do to survive? What of us survives devastation? And likely other questions, too.
Circuits is punk. It's queer, and trans - gender and humanist. It's science-fiction and it's about our oncoming factual future. It's anti-military and anti-cop (so, it's anti-military). These stories are ones of hope in darkness. They're poems about grinding gears and weapons taller than buildings. They're pictures of what we're heading toward, and what we're trying so hard to avoid. It's about heat, and bombs. Circuits is about singing songs at the end of all things, around campfires, and with love.
Are you interested? Fill out the Google form below and join our Discord.
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illyanarasputinfan · 11 months
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Rest In Peace
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tyiart · 6 months
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Eerie, ghost-like whistling filled the air. It was the cold breeze, passing through the decayed metal remains of a traffic intersection.
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laiqualaurelote · 11 months
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chapter seven: a little more than kin, and less than kind
“There’s an old joke in theatre,” says Ted. “If your director, your lead actor and your stage manager are in a burning house right before your show is about to start, who do you save first?”
Trent hazards: “The lead actor?”
“Exactamundo, Aureliano Segundo! By the time the show’s about to go on, you don’t need the director any more, and your stage manager can take care of themself, or they wouldn’t be your stage manager.” He claps Nate on the back. “Ain’t that right, Nate the Great?”
Nate ducks his head modestly. “That’s right.”
In the wake of the apocalypse, American comedy actor Ted Lasso winds up leading a Shakespearean troupe across the ruins of England. A Station Eleven post-apocalyptic theatre AU (no knowledge of Station Eleven necessary to read).
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cinemacouture · 8 months
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Alien from L. A. (1988, dir. Albert Pyun)
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beemallow · 1 year
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The Last of Us - S01E02
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70sscifiart · 1 year
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Fred Gambino
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mugbearerscorner · 7 months
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Far From Home
A Farmers Union driver stuck in the desert, far from the golden fields of his home, with his Van overheated and his ammo non-existent. The truck offers shade, but barely anything beyond.
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umbrasdoodles · 2 months
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I have been playing Stray, a cat game in which you do cat things amidst the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic underground robot city. Here is an illustration of one of my favorite moments so far. 
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aystay · 5 months
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smiling Red??? Him pouting looks more appropriate.
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alethianightsong · 5 months
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Stephen King's The Dark Tower did the multiverse trope before it was cool
I was 16-17 when the live-action adaptation was announced and decided to read the Dark Tower series since I wasn't about to watch the movie. A week and a half later, I've ran through the main series like a drug addict through a mile-long line of coke and I'm reading the prequels and standalone material like "Wind Through the Keyhole" to get more content. Lemme explain:
The World of Roland Deschain is part-western, part-metafiction, part-scifi, part-post apocalypse, and part-fantasy. To mix all these genres together, Stephen King simply layered them on top of each other. To summarize: thousands of years before the start of our main story, a highly advanced human civilization waged war on every level (nuclear, chemical, biological, etc) and wiped themselves out, leaving robots, AI, mutated creatures, and broken-down tech behind them. Later, a collection of kingdoms known as "Baronies" arise and here is when Roland Deschain, our hero, is born. The kingdoms combine elements of medieval fantasy and the Western genres. There's wizards and magic, but also horses and guns. Instead of sword and sorcery, it's gun and sorcery, with Roland's gun being forged from King Arthur's own sword so gunslingers are basically medieval knights with codes of honor and customs.
Before book 1 begins, Roland's world as he knew it is ended and he must find the Dark Tower to prevent all of the multiverse from collapsing. Turns out that before the super-advanced society collapsed into global war, they figured out how to make portals to other universes and that the Dark Tower is the hub of all known reality. The Tower stands on six "beams" of metaphysical material but the people of the old world replaced them with their own material in a bid to warp reality for their own gain. Before they could, their world fell and the Beams have spent millennia slowly rotting since they're now made from real material. Due to this rot, the reality Roland inhabits has basically been on its deathbed for a long time. Time and the cardinal directions are eldritch and wonky, the poisons and radiation released during the war of the ancients still taint the soil and mutate the animals into monstrosities, and deserts dominate the landscape. What robots that survived their creators' destruction are all sociopathic and insane from the isolation. There are tears in reality that let in creatures or can take you to other realities and what humans remain are scavengers and eke out poor livings. The series has something for everyone so even if you aren't invested in the plot, you'd still be impressed at how cowboys, robots, mutants, magic, and demons can exist in technically the same universe.
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