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J.C. Hallman says many things we take for granted now were inspired by utopian books. (Laura Migliorino) |
Bibliophiles
First smitten by cynicism of dystopia, now fascinated by pursuit of utopias
Pleistocene rewilding. A luxury village on a cruise ship eternally circling the Earth. A futurist dish called carneplastico (apparently about as appetizing as it sounds). (Full article: 630 words)
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