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Terra Two

An Ark for Off-World Survival

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    • Submission form for Terra Two
    • Editorial Team
    • Meeting Ursula K. Le Guin
    • On ‘Spiritual Directions’ in Ursula Le Guin, by Liesl King
    • An Epiphany following Limoncello – the recorded beginning of Terra Two
    • On Secular Spirituality and Science Fiction: A Provocation for Terra Two
    • Top 10 from Ursula K. Le Guin
  • Science Fiction for Survival
    • Submitting to Science Fiction for Survival
    • On Ezekiel, by Paul Ferguson
    • On ‘Frost and Fire’, by Maria Seijo-Richart
    • On The Southern Reach trilogy, by Fiona Stewart
    • On Neuromancer, by Melanie Chan
    • On the ‘Real’ in Philip K. Dick, by Charlotte Winter
    • ‘A Swiss Army Knife for the Soul’ – by Alan Clarke
    • On Octavia Butler’s Kindred – by Tom Jackson
    • ‘Always Coming Home’ – by Paul Murphy
  • It’s Written in the Stars
    • Submitting to It’s Written in the Stars
    • On ‘The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas’, by Hauwa Ahmadu
    • ‘All Na Quest’, by Hauwa Ahmadu
    • 2200 AD, by Ashleigh Whittle
    • Iduna’s Apples, by Meredith Edgar-Hunt and Julia Edgar
    • MARS1, by Ashleigh Whittle
    • “‘Nova Satus’: Nova Satus (Nova Satus)” – by Luke Kennard
    • ‘Madness Not To’ – by Jane Roberts
    • ‘The Driver’ – by Rob Edgar
    • ‘A Young Person’s Guide to Colonising Mars’ – by Jessica Osborne
    • ‘Going Home’ – by Rob O’Connor
      • Submitting to A Bird’s Eye View
        • A Bird’s Eye View
          • On the Outskirts of Abuja
          • Terra Two Colouring Book, by Hannah Kenyon
          • Advanced Robotics System for Terra Two, by Megan Hirst
  • Music of the Spheres
    • Submitting to Music of the Spheres
    • Winter’s Requiem, by Vanessa Simmons
  • Foundations
    • Submitting to Foundations
    • ‘Ruminations on a Moral Code’ – by Graeme Callister
  • Ship’s Archive
    • Submitting to Ship’s Archive
    • Advice from Borges Not to Know, by Caleb Klaces
    • Seek out new life: Star Trek’s Lessons for Humanity (and Science Fiction) – by Adam James Smith
    • On Louis Armstrong, by Camille Bainbridge
    • ‘The Force (For Good) Be With You’ – by Tom King
    • ‘Lessons from the Garden of Eden’ – by Pauline Kollontai
  • Message in a Bottle
    • Submitting to A Message in a Bottle
    • ‘After 1984’, by Maria Seijo-Richart
  • The Road
    • Submitting to The Road
  • Undergraduate Launch Pad
    • Communication in Arrival and The Left Hand of Darkness – by Sophie Williams
    • Three essays for Terra Two, by Samuel Cryer
    • Red Planet, by Georgina Gilmartin
  • Projects
    • Terra Two: Writing for an Off-World Colony – workshop for York Festival of Ideas, ‘The Story of Things’ – 2017
    • Illustration project 2016 – 17
    • ‘Journey to Mars’ for Imagining Futures session at YSJ – 6th July 2017
  • We Are Limitless
  • Submission Information for next deadline: 31st of August, 2018
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Music of the Spheres

Music of the Spheres gathers original musical compositions which respond to any science fictional theme or text.

 

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