Your support keeps us publishing. Follow this link to subscribe to our print magazine.

Coming Up For Air

A new speculative fiction about a revolutionary near future takes the form of an oral history project with inhabitants of the New York Commune, and imagines how abolitionist theories might play out in practice.

(Hannah Busing / Unsplash)

Fredric Jameson’s 2004 essay ‘The Politics of Utopia’ concludes by suggesting that although utopias by definition don’t exist, they should not be viewed as strictly fictional: ‘Utopias in fact come to us as barely audible messages from a future that may never come into being.’ Though he considers how utopian imaginings reflect the anxieties and […]

Sorry, but this article is available to subscribers only. Please log in or become a subscriber.

Set Up or Reset Your Password

Enter your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password.

Log in with Password

If you haven’t set up a password with us yet or need to change an existing one, go here. If you prefer to log in without a password, you can receive a sign-in code instead.

Log In with Sign-In Code

Tired of trying to remember your password? Enter the email address associated with your account to receive a verification code and log in with ease.