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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.

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

*Ed.’s Note: click on image to view larger size. The Image Devours Itself 1 Adam Thorman If only my mouth … 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

“Skullface” by Rick Claypool: A Novel Excerpt for The Future

Skullface 1. A mutant wakes up screaming alone under harsh beams of laboratory light. The humanlike thing cries and clings … More

excerpt, Fiction, novel, Rick Claypool, The Future

The Future: “The Wormhole Nextdoor,” a short story by Tara Campbell

The Wormhole Nextdoor A story about potholes, black holes, wormholes, and cats, told in the form of a Nextdoor thread, … More

Fiction, PowerPoint, short story, Tara Campbell, The Future

The Future: DEAR WOLFMOTHER, a post-apocalyptic, digital novel in four parts by Matthew Burnside

The WOLFMOTHER quartet is a post-apocalyptic digital novel that will unfold in four serialized installments / seasons / operatic movements … More

DEAR WOLFMOTHER, Matthew Burnside, novel, The Future

“Angel Gone Rogue”: Silverfish, a Clash Books novella by Rone Shavers, reviewed by Moazzam Sheikh

I once translated a highly symbolic story by one of the finest modern Urdu writers Intizar Husain, “A Senseless Upheaval,” … More

Clash Books, Moazzam Sheikh, Rone Shavers, Silverfish

“The Taxidermist”: Poetry from The Future by Jonas Gomez Tijerino

The Taxidermist This city of ours, whose land reaches across its two lakes like the arm of a drowning Man, … More

HFR Archives, Jonas Gomez Tijerino, Poetry, The Future

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