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Category: The Future

Posing utopic, apocalyptic, dystopic, or superhero solutions to “The Future.” Writers depict futuristic alternative worlds in politics, environment, gender, religion, sexuality, or ethnography.

“Palmerland: BNA’s Ellis Island,” a short comic from The Future by Angus Woodward

Angus Woodward was raised by southerners in the Midwest and moved to Louisiana half a lifetime ago. His books of … More

Angus Woodward, comic, The Future

John-Michael Bloomquist: Three Father Nescio Poems from The Future

Father Nescio and the Ark of the Future The lift was a mile-long throat up  to the scorched surface of … More

Father Nescio, John-Michael Bloomquist, Poetry, The Future

“Dad’s House,” a short story from The Future by Hugh Behm-Steinberg

Dad’s House I go to the café with my machine, but I’m followed by a smell. No one else around … More

Fiction, Hugh Behm-Steinberg, short story, The Future

Six Micros from The Future: Matt Leibel

Out of Office Jeff wrote an out-of-office email: “Off to the future, back Wednesday the 21st.” Of course, in the … More

Fiction, Matt Leibel, microfiction, The Future

THE EMPLOYEES, a workplace novel of the 22nd century by Olga Ravn, reviewed by Titus Chalk

Powerful men like to send things into space. Perhaps the darkness between the stars is the proximity to godliness they … More

Martin Aitken, New directions, Olga Ravn, The Employees, Titus Chalk

The Future: “In Another Lifetime,” from a crown of sonnets by Tomas Nieto

In Another Lifetime In a basement in what was known as Seattle, a watchmakersolders a metal wing onto a robot … More

Poetry, The Future, Tomas Nieto

From “devours itself”: a mixed media collaboration for The Future by Alexandra Mattraw & Adam Thorman

The Image Devours Itself 1 Adam Thorman If only my mouth it is that I will turn, seaward. Glow the … More

Adam Thorman, Alexandra Mattraw, photography, Poetry, The Future

Two Poems from The Future: Jessica Morey-Collins

The Day We Learned Most of us immediately pulled off our shoes and popped our shirt-buttons, released the thunder of … More

HFR Archives, Jessica Morey-Collins, Poetry, The Future

Three Poems from The Future: Caely McHale

Mona Lisa My hands are the last human thing about me.I keep my fingernails pink.I arrange them soft like the … More

Caely McHale, HFR Archives, Poetry, The Future

Two Poems from the Future: Oak Morse

DaBaby, the 49th President Lime Lamborghinis for college grads Diamond grillz for senior citizens             … More

Oak Morse, Poetry, The Future

The Future: “Wellness in the Workplace: A Professional Development Series,” fiction by Dolan Morgan

Wellness in the Workplace: A Professional Development Series Series Overview How can the organization best build capacity and develop tools … More

Dolan Morgan, Fiction, The Future

Two Poems from The Future: Lauren Camp

Into Sleep I Sang the Destruction Sleep crowned my childhoodwith dreams ravenous to show me the magnifiedunderside of logic. When … More

Lauren Camp, Poetry, The Future

J Pascutazz: Three Poems from The Future

Is There Life for Us Outside the Dome City? The dome sky blackened like her mood ringleaving precious few hours … More

J Pascutazz, Poetry, The Future

A Story from The Future: Leland Cheuk’s “Frontliners”

Frontliners I shuddered after Rebecca said she’d ordered takeout and toilet paper again. I was getting nowhere with my intramarital … More

Fiction, Leland Cheuk, The Future

Two Flash Fictions from The Future by Soramimi Hanarejima

Renewed Sensitivity Your distrust of people is verging on paranoia, and although I remain exempt from your unfounded scrutiny, talking … More

flash fiction, short short, Soramimi Hanarejima, The Future

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