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McKenzie Wark & Kim Stanley Robinson

March 29, 2014 · by dmf · in Uncategorized. ·

People in our corner of the web keep recommending KSR to me but beyond a bit of cyberpunk I’m just not much for sci-fi, is he always this blindly optimistic about human-being?

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