© Nikhil Singh
— February 2025 —
All the Big Echo interviews 2016–2020!
“The Halo Card” by Rudy Rucker ©
Everything Is Everything by Rudy Rucker
Goodbye, Bz/OS by William Squirrell
— October 2020 —
Late Style and Early Stories: An Interview with M. John Harrison by Brendan C. Byrne (August 2020)
Tade Thompson, author of Rosewater
HOME by Vincent Poturica
Cost-benefit Analysis of the Richmond Teacher Enclave by Theric Jepson
Henry’s Permanent Crescent by Avelynne Kang
— August 2020 —
“Pandemic” by Rudy Rucker ©
Desperate Measures Call for Desperate Pleasures
Six Dreams of the Future by Wm Henry Morris
Two Excerpts by Rodney Wilhite
Lungs by Brendan C. Byrne
Chums on the Run by Stephanie Andrea Allen
MN, MN by Hannah Lamb-Vines
The Mean Carrot by Rudy Rucker
Shinkolobwe by William Squirrell
The Last Shape by B. W. Teigland
— March 2020 —
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We Were The Workshop for a (torturer’s) Utopia by Carlos Norcia
V/ OI/ D by Kek-w
No Late Fees by Christopher S. Bell
Causal Relationship by Shana Ross
Meerga by John Shirley
Rican’s Tale of the Expedition to Perigonne by Alexander Dickow
Interview with Christopher Brown
Twitter Review of Rule of Capture by Christopher Brown
— January 2020 —
The Top Five SF Xmas Movies Before You Die You Have to See in Your Life by Brendan C. Byrne
A Twitter review of Agency by William Gibson (Dec 2019)
Salvage: Tim Maughan’s Infinite Detail and the Impossibility of Near Future Science Fiction by Wm Henry Morris (Nov 2019)
The Three Stigmata of Peter Thiel by Brendan C. Byrne
Boy Upon Mount Abraham by Stephen Langlois
A Tattered Nontext In and Out of Context by Ahimaz Rajessh
The Day a Computer Wrote a Novel by Yurei Raita
Bigger Faraday Cages! Longer Blockchains! by Dan Grace
Seven Rooms and the Key by John Shirley
Under Dead Marsh by Julia August [reprint]
I m d 1 in 10 by Victor Fernando R. Ocampo [reprint]
On Reverence by Peter Milne Greiner
From Here to California by Laurence A.Rickels
Juicy Ghost by Rudy Rucker
— October 2019 —
Voices in the Things by Damien Krsteski
Take Me to Your Leader by Ahimaz Rajessh
Union Man by Wongoon Cha
Reverse Logic by Sierra July [reprint]
Away Day: Star Trek and the Utopia of Merit by Jo Lindsay Walton
An Extremely Reductive Tim Maughan Reading List in Reverse Order by Brendan C. Byrne
— July 2019 —
Namwali Serpell’s The Old Drift by William Squirrell (June 2019)
It Is a Rare Thing the Emperor Requireth by Wm Henry Morris
Famous as the Moon by Ethan Mills
When I See The Skylark Rise by A. J. Hammer
New Testament by Fernando Schekaiban, translated by Toshiya Kamei
Interview with Namwali Serpell
The Robotic Poet Reads Basho by Stewart C Baker
— January 2019 —
Interview with Big Echo editor William Squirrell (January 2019)
The Quantum Epidemic by Jetse de Vries
The Last Brooder by Lucy Mihajlich
What To Observe For by Matt Rowan
Ad-Lib by Ben Fitton
Electric Geisha by Duchy Man Valderá, translated by Toshiya Kamei
I Was A Foot Soldier in the Vox Day Putsch by William Squirrell
— November 2018 —
Ruin’s Cure by Vajra Chandrasekera — Interview
versus / and by Ahimaz Rajessh — Interview
Of Things That May Come by Innocent Chizaram Ilo
Water Exchange, Version 8123... by Saba Waheed
The Five Secret Truths of Demonkind by Benjanun Sriduangkaew — Interview
— August 2018 —
Intro by Peter Milne Greiner
Letter Home A Conversation with Andrew Joron
The End of the World Happened on the Internet by Joanna C. Valente
Five Poems from formerly FloodLand by Ching-In Chen
Three Poems by Ahimaz Rajessh
Time, untitled by Johannes Heldén
Aquaman and Tarzan Mudwrestle in Space by Kenning JP García
Naebu Ringway by Wongoon Cha
Elegy For The Almost Gone / Termination Codon by Elæ [Lynne DeSilva-Johnson]
The Terraformer’s Swan Song by Michael Díaz Feito
Probe for Proxima b by Christopher Cokinos
Outro by William Squirrell
— May 2018 —
Sinister Algebra
Conversations on the Sesquicentenary of Marx’s Capital and the Production of Science Fiction
— February 2018 —
SF from the Sesquicentenary of Das Kapital
Tet Tet Tetramina by Ahimaz Rajessh
Don’t Be Evil by Tim Maughan
Ghosts of Salt and Spirit by Wm Henry Morris
The Work of Art in the Age of Molecular Reproduction by Anton Rose
A Saddening Bore (from Munchausen by eproxy resin) by Robert Kiely
44 Fields by William Ellwood
It’s OK to Say if You Went Back in Time and Killed Baby Hitler by Jo Lindsay Walton
Plantation | Springtime by Lia Swope Mitchell
— January 2018 —
Bacchae by Erin Horáková
First by Dakota McFadzean
A Taikonauts Journey by Lina Persson
The Future is Where You Go To Die An interview with Bruce Sterling
— October 2017 —
Let's rock! / art by Paul Klassen
The 4 Paranoid-Rationalist Horror Stories About Artificial Intelligence You Have to Read by Brendan C Byrne
SUBJECT #004505951 by Karen Heslop
This formulaic dreck will be the death of us all, John. by Nathan Lauer
Buzz by Rudy Rucker
An Alligator That Can Talk: On Philip K. Dick's The Zap Gun and the Superhuman Task of Mourning by Laurence A. Rickels
— August 2017 —
An Arthur C. Clarke Tribute Album with Liner Notes
Starry Night of the Soul by Michael Díaz Feito (“The Star” 1955)
Guests by Philip Quell (“The Parasite” 1953)
Storytime at The White Hart by Wm Henry Morris (“The Ultimate Melody” 1957)
The Negation of the Negation of the Negation by Vajra Chandrasekera (“The Nine Billion Names of God” 1953)
The Women from Asylum by Peter Milne Greiner (“Exile of Eons” 1950, later “Nemesis”)
Superchimp Antichrist: Seven Theses on the Short Form SF of Arthur C. Clarke by William Squirrell
— May 2017 —
Landing in Ganymede by Clifton Gachagua
Robot Eroticism in the Mid-23rd Century by Philip Quell
Parable of the Cocoon by Benjanun Sriduangkaew
Postscript to Mauser by Natalia Theodoridou
The Space Between Hilda by Devin Goff
Colossal Cave Adventure: An Essay by Leigh Alexander
— February 2017 —
A Klee painting named “Angelus Novus” shows an angel looking as though he is about to move away from something he is fixedly contemplating. His eyes are staring, his mouth is open, his wings are spread. This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned toward the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage upon wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with such violence that the angel can no longer close them. The storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. This storm is what we call progress. —Walter Benjamin
The War of People by Mileva Anastasiadou
Fallinghome: A Re-Evaluation by Stewart C Baker
SafeForge by Wm Henry Morris
Purple Heart by Sierra July
Cat, I Must Work! by Jo Lindsay Walton
Dieback by Gary Budden [reprint]
Nothing Beside Remains: A History of the New Weird by Jonathan McCalmont
— October 2016 —
Perihelion by Vajra Chandrasekera [reprint]
The Incursus, by Asimov-NN#71 by Gord Sellar
Dying in Miami in the Sun by Michael Díaz Feito
Three Ladies of the Evening by Z. Finch
Plexaure by Peter Milne Greiner
— August 2016 —