A thoughtful collection of essays and criticism from one of Britain’s most influential science fiction writers, this volume explores the evolving shape of the genre and its relationship to culture, technology, and the future. Drawing on his deep involvement in the New Wave movement and his longstanding engagement with speculative literature, Brian Aldiss reflects on science fiction’s history, ambitions, and literary possibilities. The pieces combine sharp critical insight with the curiosity of a practicing novelist, considering how imaginative writing responds to social change and scientific advance. Engaging and provocative, it will appeal to readers interested not only in science fiction itself but in how the genre continually reinvents its vision of “further things.”
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