Visions is a science fiction magazine that brings together writers, designers and researchers of the past and present to explore the future. Experimental and ambitious, it combines a wide range of writing, including super-short fiction written in collaboration with a computer; stories by both established and emerging authors; and even the first half of a French novel translated into English for the first time.
This first issue looks at the shape-shifting concept of home through 30 different lenses, “from a planet to a device, from your friends to yourself”.
In this issue:
- Ten ‘micro-fictions’ written in collaboration with a computer
- The first half of Quinzinzinzany, the cult French novel translated into English for the first time
- Imagining versions of the near future in London
- A computer for the 21st century
- Classic fiction by Fredric Brown and Robert Sheckley
