By Jeremy Clift , author of Space Vault: The Seed Eclipse Born in Space, an experiment in what belief looks like when stripped of tradition. Science fiction has always been a literature of possibility. We look to the stars, to distant futures, to alien civilizations, and ask: What might we become? But beneath the spaceships, quantum networks, and planetary colonies, another force is quietly at work shaping our stories—religion. Whether writers embrace it, resist it, or reinvent it entirely,...

By Jeremy Clift, author of Space Vault: The Seed Eclipse What if the greatest horror for humanity isn’t war, or climate collapse, or AI, but realizing we still know almost nothing at all? Indeed, life prepares us for nothing. That’s the question at the heart of cosmic horror, a genre that once lurked in the shadows of gothic tales and occult dread but has found new life in the age of space telescopes, quantum theory,   alien megastructures, and the approach of the interstellar voyager ...

By Jeremy Clift, author of   Born in Space   and   Space Vault This August, as writers and fans from around the world gather in Seattle...