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Some unsolved mysteries—especially those made from flour, sugar, butter, and eggs—can end up being remarkably delicious.
On the existential despair of a supercomputer, which is forced to play tournaments again and again—and never lose.
A short story by the Bengali polymath about the clash between different classes and generations—and between tradition and modernity.
In his latest novel “Elizabeth Finch,” British author Julian Barnes blends fact and fiction to create a compelling critique of contemporary understandings of the past.
A short story about how sometimes the gravest monsters are those inside humans, set centuries ago in a mystical land of islands, knights, and animals.
The mysterious intelligent ocean in Stanisław Lem’s “Solaris” has been interpreted as a metaphor for the subconscious, God, modern technology, and more. But what if we saw it as an emblem of social media?
The books of science fiction writer Stanisław Lem contain interesting – if disturbing – visions of the world around us as a mere illusion.
More than half a century ago, the Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem predicted a great deal of the gadgets and technology that we regularly use today.
“137 Seconds” is a short story by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, translated into English for the first time by Antonia Lloyd-Jones.
“137 Seconds” is a short story by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, translated into English for the first time by Antonia Lloyd-Jones.
