Carla Ra

The Machine Stops is cited as the first to feature a dystopic theme.

Monogamy has been a staple in different human cultures for the longest time, and sci-fi authors have pushed the boundaries of this cultural custom to present a future when human society is no longer bound to accept only one single relationship arrangement.

Let’s talk about one of the most sci-fi theories that can come out of our current situation: the dead internet.

Of the many, many tropes involving aliens, there is one that transcends the fiction realm to become a full-fledged conspiracy theory: undercover aliens.

From best to worst, here’s my ranking of the winners of the Nebula Awards in the category of short fiction in the 1960s.

These are personal tales of characters that go through a reversed evolution process, losing or abdicating their own body’s progress at the end of the story.

Two of the greatest exploration stories ever told are Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth and Arthur C.

It’s been almost 80 years since 1984 was written, and its timely themes are still relevant.

Captain Kirk would not be have been able to defeat Chat GPT.

It’s become somewhat of a tradition for me to share here personal opinions on some silly topics in the last month of the year.

I've been longing to share my favorites among the tales of Hyperion.

I wish to show you that the speculative nature of Andy Weir’s The Egg is very much rooted in the old scientific ideation of Plato's philosophy.

The opening scene of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Last month, The New York Times released a list of the 100 best movies of the 21st century.

Let's take a look at the science of the short story 'The're Made Out of Meat' and the absurdity of human nature.

In just a few decades, humankind visions of the future went from a mundane world with eye-catching mechanical machines to a reimagining of ordinary life as an industrialized existence.

From 10th place to 1st, here’s a list of my ten favorite sci-fi BookTubers as of April 2025.

Let’s reflect on the science of the vile world of the story I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream and get to the bottom of its reality.

Today, I will give five recommendations of stories that bend the conventions of what is expected from a science fiction narrative.

Let's put science fiction in perspective and discuss the future as depicted in WALL-E.