Chatting with Frank Baird Hughes
From Radon Journal
July 2025
Frank Baird Hughes gives Radon Readers some anthropological insights into his work, his incorporation of anarchist politics, and a little teaser about his upcoming sci-fi story.
From Radon Journal
July 2025
Frank Baird Hughes gives Radon Readers some anthropological insights into his work, his incorporation of anarchist politics, and a little teaser about his upcoming sci-fi story.
From The Dark Forest
This is MacLeod’s great refusal: no radiant tomorrows, no shining cities in orbit, no anarchist communes beyond corruption. Every faction is cracked. Every ideology is compromised. Every rebellion curdles into dogma, every revolution ossifies into bureaucracy, every insurgency becomes indistinguishable from the power it once opposed. And yet it never stops. People still fight, because they cannot not fight. Ideas still mutate, because they cannot die. The wheel of ideology keeps turning, grinding flesh beneath it, even when all that’s left is rubble.
From Freedom News UK
Anarchist transhuman sci-fi collective Radon have published multiple digital journals over the last few years exploring themes including dystopia, rebellion and social conflict. Rob Ray interviews the editors.
Radon Journal Issue 4 (May 2023) is out! Read 10 spectacular short stories and 10 powerful poems all with unique, endless depth that comes only from a Radon story.
Free pdf available here: https://www.radonjournal.com/
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from CrimethInc.
In Search of a Cosmology
Can we imagine what love means on a scale that extends beyond the human and even the biological—as a kind of relationship that can be found in various forms throughout the cosmos? Could doing so help us to break out of the destructive relationships that pass as love, today?