Cordwainer Smiths „Instrumentalität der Menschheit“ als Mythos des Humanen. #sfcd #literatur #sciencefiction #cordwainersmith

Fünfzehntausend Jahre Zukunft
Fünfzehntausend Jahre Zukunft

Es gibt Zukunftsentwürfe, die wirken wie kalte Projektionen technischer Fantasien – und es gibt jene seltenen, die hinter dem Glanz der Maschinen einen Traum vom Menschen bergen.

Die Zukunft

Holy moly!

Have they read Cordwainer Smith and "laminated mouse brains"...?

#cordwainerSmith

Feral Historian on Cordwainer Smith's "Rediscovery of Man" / "The Instrumentality of Man"

#FeralHistorian #CordwainerSmith

(also, it's an animal charity #fundraiser in it's first month)

https://youtu.be/hmANOYOZ_o8

D’Joan, C’Mell, and the Rediscovery of Man

YouTube
The Ballad of Lost C'Mell - Wikipedia

@skinnylatte He was with a lot of other things a marine biologist as far as i can renember. Cordwainer Smith

https://www.cordwainer-smith.com/

#cordwainersmith #johnbrunner #Lem #asimov #ursulakleguin

Cordwainer Smith and His Remarkable Science Fiction

Cordwainer Smith's strange science fiction, along with works he wrote under his own name, Paul M. A. Linebarger, and other names, are covered on this website created by his daughter. His life is discussed, and she reflects and remembers.

I finally got around to reading some Cordwainer Smith!
Just 3 stories (Project Gutenberg via Standard Ebooks), but they include "Scanners Live in Vain."

Review: https://hyperborea.org/reviews/books/cordwainer-smith-short-fiction/

#ScienceFiction #reviews #CordwainerSmith

Cordwainer Smith: Short Fiction - Review

Three mid-century science-fiction stories about the future of war, space travel, symbiosis, and the dangers of cutting off your own humanity.

Kelson Reviews Stuff

Virgil Finlay illustrates A Planet Named Shayol by Cordwainer Smith, Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1961. #FinlayFriday
#VirgilFinlay #CordwainerSmith #Illustration #SF #SFF #ScienceFiction

“Which do you prefer?” said the skin technician. “A great deal of pain or a couple of hour’s unconsciousness?”
“Why should I want pain?” said Mercer.
“Some specimens do,” said the technician, “by the time they arrive here. I suppose it depends on what people have done to them before they got here.”

@Lazarou

A couple of short story recommendations for you from writer "Cordwainer Smith".

The Game of Rat and Dragon

The Crime and The Glory of Commander Suzdal

(should be able to find pdf's of them easily)

#CordwainerSmith #TheRediscoveryOfMan

A conversation about science fiction author Cordwainer Smith, real name Paul M. A. Linebarger, author of the award-winning novella "Scanners Live in Vain", and the US Army's favorite Cold War textbook, "Psychological Warfare".

https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/universe-art/articles/how-science-fiction-influenced-american-psychological-warfare

#ScienceFiction #Authors #ClassicSciFi #ColdWar #History #Culture #Propaganda #PsyOps #CordwainerSmith #ScannersLiveInVain #PaulLinebarger #PsychologicalWarfare #UniverseOfArt

How science fiction influenced American psychological warfare | Universe of Art | WNYC Studios

When you think about connections between science and war, the obvious links are in technology—advanced radar, spy satellites, more powerful explosives—and in medical innovations that ...

WNYC Studios

A man will do anything to reunite with his beloved—including what was thought physically impossible. It's "Drunkboat" by Cordwainer Smith, from the October 1963 issue of Amazing Stories!

https://sffremembrance.com/2024/06/06/short-story-review-drunkboat-by-cordwainer-smith/
#sciencefiction #cordwainersmith

Short Story Review: “Drunkboat” by Cordwainer Smith

(Cover by Lloyd Birmingham. Amazing Stories, October 1963.) Who Goes There? Cordwainer Smith had such a colorful life that you could probably make a movie out of it. Where to even start? Real name …

Science Fiction & Fantasy Remembrance