To the Sun (1931) – Clark Ashton Smith
I'd call that cosmic poetry

Science fiction short stories
I'd call that cosmic poetry


In 2027 (I think), I’ll publish my autobiography, in English (I’m French but surprisingly, when it comes to writing, I often feel more comfortable in English).
The strange and fascinating world of early 20th-century French Catholic writers.

Probably looking further.

A very short story on humility, among other things. — Perhaps you’ve read how Everest has now been climbed? But have you heard of Planetary Survey? Here’s the real truth about it. Everest has been climbed twice.

But eventually, as things go from the lesser of two evils to the ordinary, she’ll end up finding it ordinary.
> If you want a good laugh before diving into Anthem, read Murray Rothbard’s text on Rand, Mozart Was a Red first. It’s frankly hilarious.
> TW: Anthem is a long read, and it's not quite the best story here. Still worth checking out imo.


Adedapo Adeniyi is a promising 20 yo abstract SF author from Ilorin, Nigeria.
Disclaimer: you should read The Dilemma of the He and His House, House? then Mosquito Farm before reading the interview.
