How many great minds has humankind lost to the lure of comfortable middle-class life? By Richard Lau.
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A word of warning for culinarily adventurous visitors to the ancient Roman period, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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Come meet the new academic home of speculative philosophy, by Anand Vaidya, Ethan Mills, and Manjula Menon.
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Ye who enter here... may visit the mega-prison of the future, by Dexter McLeod.
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An apostolic letter to humanity's first extraterrestrial Catholics, by Edmund Nasralla.
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A dispacth from the frontlines of the ever-intensifying arms race between human magazines and machine-generated stories, by Michèle Laframboise.
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Drop in at the Liszt Institute if you happen to pass by Brussels, Belgium - free entry, open daily until 8 May!
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Grab the latest edition here - as always, free to print or read on your device.
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Wherein the editors momentarily succumb to the sentimental allure of the holiday season.
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The Grand Hotel Paradox comes to Bethlehem, by Richard Lau.
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An exodus against all odds to beat civilisational fatigue, by Arturo Sierra.
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On player agency and building unforeseen narratives, by Ádám Gerencsér.
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A series of diplomatic letters from an alternate 16th century, delivered via carrier pigeon, by Matias Travieso-Diaz.
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A clash of theology and civil jurisprudence shakes up the real-estate market, by Andy Dibble.
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On defining one's Terrestrial tribe in the age of interstellar settlement, by Edmund Nasralla.
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