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Read More Support The Inner Moon On Patreon!The Fallout franchise has always been associated with the American Cold War imagination. But what if we took up the opposite perspective?
Read More Class War Never Changes: How to write a Chinese Fallout settingFor the past few months, I’ve been writing an interactive narrative about the world of the 22nd century. Come join us!
Read More Xenopoiesis: An Interactive Future HistoryIn which I summarize my views on the coming end of capitalism, and how we should organize a revolutionary response to this.
Read More End Stage Capitalism: A Prognosis in Ten PointsIn which I move from the cultural malaise of late capitalism to a dire forecast of our future political economy, and to the revolutionary organization which will be necessary to overcome either problem.
Read More The Shape of Things to Come: Political Economy on the PrecipiceInspired by various post-apocalyptic works, I try to see if late capitalist culture can look beyond itself. The answer may surprise you!
Read More The Last of Them, the First of Us: End-Stage Capitalism and the Unimaginable BeyondInspired by an online society-level role-playing format, I introduce my own post-post-scarcity science fantasy setting.
Read More Uncommon Wealth: An Interactive Tale of Social RevolutionIn which I recommend one of my favorite ongoing worldbuilding projects, and shamelessly link to my own minor contributions to it.
Read More The Coolest Cyberpunk Setting You Haven’t Heard Of (Not Clickbait!)The Horizon series of video games feature an interesting post-post-apocalyptic setting. But what if it truly lived up to its own potential?
Read More The God in the Machine: An Anapnoic Critique of HorizonWhile trying to get a grasp on our liminal present, I explore its connection to the politics of ages past, as well as its potential for a revolutionary future.
Read More Now and Then: The Burning Questions