Fiction: Fiction

Bygone Days Yet To Come

Tim Wilkinson reports from the philosophical past, present, and future.
[Issue 156 :: June/July 2023]

Luke Tarassenko’s hero finds himself at a testing time.
[Issue 154 :: February/March 2023]

A fantasy by Martin Gardner.
[Issue 153 :: December 2022 / January 2023]

Jeffrey Wald’s philosophy professor has an epiphany.
[Issue 152 :: October/November 2022]

Mark Piper unveils the long-lost epilogue to Plato’s Republic.
[Issue 151 :: August/September 2022]

Mike Mallory sits in on a future tribunal.
[Issue 150 :: June/July 2022]

Stephen Brewer’s couple are determined to argue about free will.
[Issue 149 :: April/May 2022]

Lydia Masseron finds out exactly what’s on Xanthippe’s mind.
[Issue 148 :: February/March 2022]

Samantha Neave finds that Christmas is a time for woe ho ho!
[Issue 147 :: December 2021 / January 2022]

Michael Langford says you should be careful what you ask from a genie, or you might get lamped.
[Issue 146 :: October/November 2021]