A sci-fi double bill that takes us to the far reaches of the universe and to the distant future and back again. 

Adrian Tchaikosvky concludes his astonishing Children of… trilogy with Children of Memory. Building on the combination of evolution, biology and tech in the previous instalments, this final chapter goes darker and deeper into what we even mean by “real”. It is also quite frighteningly current with some of the themes and like classic sci-fi, often acts as a warning. 

Dr Rachel Handley is a philosopher at Trinity College and a science fiction author and poet. She joins me to chat about her collection Possible Worlds and Other Stories. A hugely entertaining book that delivers thought provoking and vivid stories with a wry sharp sense of humour. Oh, and a world of crabs.

Adrian Tchaikovsky: https://adriantchaikovsky.com
Dr Rachel Handley links: https://linktr.ee/_rachelhandley

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Episode 9: Children of Memory and Possible Worlds...

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