“You who listen to me are in a better position to judge about the French Revolution than I am. Your descendants will be even in a better position than you, for they will learn what you think I think, and yet another intermediate will be added to the chain. And in time…there will come a generation…which will see the French Revolution not as it happened, nor as they would like it to have happened, but as it would have happened, had it taken place in the days of the Machine.” E.M. Forster wrote his one work of dystopian science fiction, The ...

“No one thought of the sandy cat; it sat alone and hungry.” In Rachel Rose’s reimagining of the short Victorian tale The Sandy Cat, a family’s neglected cat’s desire for milk takes over the course of a day. Pages from children’s books are stretched, cut, layered, and contorted to create a contemporary fable.