To the Future and Back Again

by Moyle Park College Transition Year Students

With fiery hooks, these students sure know how to captivate an audience. Many great takes on the Sci-Fi genre await, with stories of utopia, armageddon, and futuristic technology awaiting. Read about global rising temperatures, military evacuations, aliens, and imminent asteroid impact.

— Simon Traub-Epstein, International Library of Young Authors

From the foreword by Oisín McGann: “Science fiction questions. It wants to know. And in doing so, it is less a means of predicting our future than it is a lens through which we examine our world and our lives as they are now, slightly removed from reality, for the sake of some clarity and objectivity. It is a genre that imagines the discovery of an unknown virus in our veins, a demonstration of our unavoidable mortality, or the spacecraft we use to take us into orbit, so that we can look back at, and appreciate, the delicate beauty of our planet.”

Details

Publisher: Fighting Words and La Grande Fabbrica Delle Parole

Publication year: 2020

Age range: Transition Year

Genre: Anthology, Fiction, Sci-Fi

Language: English