In a world increasingly being sped up and driven by technological and scientific ‘progress,’ the sub-genres of  Science Fiction & Dystopia are ever-more-prevalent. Yet what can an anachronistically-minded writer who barely passed Algebra offer? Find out below.

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Some Science Fiction & Dystopics tales by Christopher Deliso:

“How the Retrograde Curse was Reverse-engineered (and rather spectacularly, too0,” The Traveller’s Literary Supplicant, September 11, 2023.

-Two acquaintances from a previous period are sent back in time on a particularly ominous eveninig, where they see an unknown ‘third man’ taken away in a van, at an urban lot frequented by disinterested teens. When they try to warn the youth of the eventual perils of the future, a curious business idea arises in the narrator’s head.

“2032: Or, Empaths and Imprompterga in a Blighted State,” The Traveller’s Literary Supplicant, May 28, 2023.

-An Irish writer is transported 100 years into the future Britain of 2032, a land in which next-generation artifical intelligence devices are part of everyday life… and is given a strange mission allegedly required to ensure the entire possibility of both of their timelines, and the future of crystal holography. But what comes after the British Empire- and why should it matter to the writer?