Sci-Fi
from The Stories We Tell Hosted by Mridula Kaul
Hola peeps!!! Hope you’re well! It’s been a month since I last posted an episode - apologies for the radio silence but life has been travelling at full speed and not always in the right direction :-))) I was all set to make a grand re-entry and had written a lovely, long and detailed blurb on what you could expect from this episode today but because the big bad cyber world decided to play some very unwarranted mischief, I’ve lost all that I had written :-( 😱😱🙄🙄🦁🤬🤬 . . I will therefore keep it brief and let you know that today is all about Sci-fi at the request of a dear friend’s son, Ryan Ganguli who specifically asked for this genre, so I give you two very different stories - the first, is Day of the Builders by Kristine Ong Muslim written in 2016, which is less sci-fi and more futuristic with a brilliant, provocative end while the second is a classic by Isaac Asimov written in 1951 (would you believe it) and set in 2155 with a remarkable vision of what would be in the future. Ryan, I hope you like them and I hope that all listening, enjoy both ! Here’s to more of where these came from - toodles! 🙏🙏🙏🙏💥💥💥💪🏼💪🏼🕸🕸🕷🕷🧟♀️👁👁👀🦻🏻✍🏼✍🏼 . . #scifi #futuristic #vision #apocalyptic #annihilation #lovebooks
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