The Latest Issue
Foundation 152, 55.1 (spring 2026)
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Paul March-Russell: Editorial
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​Special Section: Whose Futures?​​
Taylor Driggers and Alice Langley: Guest Editorial
Helen Young and Stephanie Downes: Arthurian Epic and the Limits of Community: Nicola Griffith's Spear
Lois W. McFarland: 'Lesbians at the end of the world': Naomi Alderman's The Future and Gabrielle Korn's Yours for the Taking
Elizabeth Prew-Stell: Realities and Unrealities of Dream: Dreaming of Futures and Beyond in the Exagoge, The Sandman and In the Dream House
Sharon Diane King: Whimsical Futures: The Science Fiction Films of Segundo de Chomon​​
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Joseph Ironside: Whose Life is Sacred?: Ecofascism, Deep Ecology, and N.K. Jemisin's The Broken Earth Trilogy
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Features
Paul March-Russell: The Possibility of Things: A Conversation with E.J. Swift
Jeff Noon: The Fourfold Library (23): William Gibson, 'Academy Leader'
Mario Petrucci: Eco-Sci-Fi Flash Fiction: Science Fiction Reinvents Itself
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Book Reviews
Lesley Gray: Gavin Miller et al, eds. The Edinburgh Companion to Science Fiction and the Medical Humanities
Olivia Ho: Lyu Guangzhao, The Boom and the Boom
Johannes D. Kaminski: Sara Martin, Masculinity in Contemporary Science Fiction by Men
Paul Kincaid: Jonathan Hay, Science Fiction and Posthumanism in the Anthropocene
Paul March-Russell: Ian P. McDonald and Kate Polak, eds. Science Fiction and the Historical Novel
Max Thornton: Jordan S. Carroll, Speculative Whiteness
Andrew M. Butler: So Mayer and Sarah Shin, eds. The Word for World
Nathan Lewis Bramald: Gareth L. Powell, Who Will You Save?
Faye Lynch: E.J. Swift, When There are Wolves Again​
Eleanor McAdam: Jack Dann, The Fiction Writer's Guide to Alternate History
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Media Reviews
Jeremy Brett: Julius Onah, dir. Captain America: Brave New World
Merry Byrd: Drew Hancock, dir. Companion
Alexandre Desbiens-Brassard: James Gunn, dir. Superman
Paul March-Russell: Paul Thomas Anderson, dir. One Battle After Another and Yorgos Lanthimos, dir. Bugonia
Aris Mousoutzanis: The War Between the Land and the Sea (season 1)​
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