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Terra Two

An Ark for Off-World Survival

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    • Submission form for Terra Two
    • Editorial Team
    • On Secular Spirituality and Science Fiction: A Provocation for Terra Two
    • Top 10 from Ursula K. Le Guin
    • 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
  • 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
    • The First Meeting, by Abi Curtis
    • Seeds of White Water, by Helen Kenwright
    • The Story of the Human Race, by David Yeomans
    • Conditional, by John D. Gray
    • strawberry flower, by Julia Davis-Nosko
    • 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
    • Blood Moon, by E. Anne Dawson
    • ‘Madness Not To’ – by Jane Roberts
    • ‘The Driver’ – by Rob Edgar
    • 666 Words, by David Yeomans
    • ‘A Young Person’s Guide to Colonising Mars’ – by Jessica Osborne
    • ‘Going Home’ – by Rob O’Connor
    • On a Wing and a Prayer, by Sam Pheby-McGarvey
    • Narrative for Terra Two Thinking, by Julia Davis-Nosko
    • They Draw Their Plans Against Us, by Nicky Kippax
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter, by Shirley Stephenson
    • Light Coming on the Martian Plains, by William Davidson
  • A Bird’s Eye View
    • Submitting to A Bird’s Eye View
    • The Other Bull, by Cath Heinemeyer and Shrikant Subramaniam
    • The Never Ending End, by Daniel Saywell
    • Diary, by Elliot Hutchinson
    • Top Secret, by Ethan Warburton
    • 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
    • ‘Lessons from the Garden of Eden’ – by Pauline Kollontai
    • On Louis Armstrong, by Camille Bainbridge
    • ‘The Force (For Good) Be With You’ – by Tom King
    • Travelling Across the Spheres: The Importance of Hermetic Philosophy to the Mars Mission, by Simão Cortês
    • Taking Our Hearts into New Worlds, by Louise Livingstone
  • 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
  • We Are Limitless
  • Projects
    • Illustration project 2016 – 17
    • Terra Two Meets Converge 2018
    • Terra Two: Writing for an Off-World Colony – workshop for York Festival of Ideas, ‘The Story of Things’ – 2017
    • ‘Journey to Mars’ for Imagining Futures session at YSJ – 6th July 2017
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  • Submission Information for next deadline: 31st of August 2019

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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It has poured with rain in York all today!! The flowers I picked at the allotment yesterday brightened up the house. It may be a cliche, but bodies from the natural, living, breathing world bring fresh life into your own lungs! 🌱🥀🌿 #plantlife
I went to the allotment the evening I got back to York, and it definitely was a jungle! The pumpkin vines were everywhere- they had infiltrated the roses, buried the lavender and obscured the rhubarb! You had to admire their power....Today @these.things.they.do.happen and her daughter and I tackled the weeds and made good progress - the help was hugely appreciated!! It's all gone a bit mad, but I've loved seeing all the flowers especially! And we've got some serious pumpkins on the go! #terra.two #anarchy #pumpkintakeover #goodtobeback
Day Twenty- final morning of my wonderful Californian holiday! I'm here at Sacramento International catching my breath.... Yesterday began with a great conversation with my Dad, which included a request for me to read 'Intimations of Immortality' aloud to punctuate the general trend of our conversation. As you can see, my Dad doesn't really do small talk!!! Xx In the evening Joele collected me and Mom, and we drove by Mom's new church (she's not fond of driving all the way to Placerville anymore) which I was surprised to see was Church of England! We had a truly delicious meal out at Blue Nami Sushi, my favourite, and we got my Mom to tell us about what it was like to move to New Jersey from beautiful T'dad when she was 14. Apparently the clothes froze on the washing line, and feeling odd and a bit displaced, she turned to reading. And literature has been her life-long love, only matched by swimming (and looking after everyone in our extended family with compassion and care.🥀🥀🥀) Well they're about to board my flight now- check out the best sellers in Sacto airport on next slide- North Yorks' own Kate Atkinson makes number four- other titles look less illuminating...(!!!) Thank you California! Hope to see you next summer! ☀️❤😊#lastday #thankyou! #california2019 #backtoyorkshire 💜
The last three days have been very chilled back here in Sacramento. I visited my Dad and was in tears after watching the Le Guin documentary again, and my stepmother Dar gave us a fantastic piano concert (and 'Tell Me on a Sunday'🎶 made me cry a second time!) She's 91, ad she got a bit tired as had played three sets of tennis earlier in the day... I've been power walking and swimming - I feel like a new wonan! And today my stepbrother came from Pollock Pines and we went out to Sacramento's own 'Old Spaghetti Factory' where my Mom listened patiently to Dan's understanding of the way in which parallel worlds theory and reincarnation may intersect. Oh and he explained Area 51 and his views on the new Captain Marvel (he loved it) too. And then we talked politics. I'm loving all these snapshots of what my friends and family here are thinking about and focusing on! #twodaysleft #lifeisstrangerthanfiction #lovemymom #happydays 🌍🌎🌏
Day Fourteen- I had the last morsel of my wonderful stay in So Cal this morning- here's a photo of Saturday's sunset, my two dear friends Teigh and Gillian on the beach Saturday, and the three of us at LAX this morning just before we went our three separate ways. I'll miss you T and G! 💜 What a magical trip this has been. Xx
It's been a fabulous weekend in Santa Barbara with my theatre friends from UCSB on Days 12 and 13!! We've talked, walked on the beach, gone out for brunch in Montecito (we didn't see Oprah OR Ellen sadly!), and sat in the hot tub. I got to see my old friend Eric who I met in the dorms in SB in 1984. 🌻🌻🌻 #reunion #santabarbara #friendsforlife

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