This article examines how science fiction and speculative fiction are addressing the evolution of post-capitalism government, from AI to solarpunk.

Nina Munteanu interview on sustainability with Canadian SF author and academic Terry Bridgenaw.

SF author Jennifer Lott on optimism in fiction even when gods govern.

Nina Munteanu on sustainability as seen through the lens of popular TNT series Snowpiercer.

Just who had the right to govern the newly organized sport of ice hockey, in the early days of the Stanley Cup? Craig Bowlsby describes governance in Hockey.

People sometimes fear politics, but it’s at the heart of who we are as human beings. As much of our fiction is about people, understanding the politics of the world your characters are living in can be critical in ensuring the world is real enough to such your reader in. Can you have a hereditary monarch in a supposedly enlightened science fiction age? Possibly, but your readers will require you to work hard to reasonably bring it about.

Nina Munteanu interview on sustainability with Canadian SF author Holly Schofield.

Poet Chuck Fraser believes, with LF, that It is the duty of the poet to record atrocities of the day.

Sustainability is a fractal phenomenon. A look at some theories addressing its complexities by Nina Munteanu.

Post-capitalist futures explored by ecological SF author Nina Munteanu.

Nina Munteanu interview with Lynda Williams, author of the Okal Rel Saga.

SF author Geoff Hart on how to create a government for your novel.

Nina Munteanu introduces Sustainability Before Ambition, her Reality Skimming column on all things narrative and environment.

Leadership features in Joe Mahoney's series, launching with the first book, Captain's Away, and set in his strange dimensions universe.

Reality Skimming publisher and Okal Rel Author Lynda Williams launches the topic "Things About Governance" for Jan - June 2026 on the Reality Skimming Blog.

Andrew Burton explains how his relationship with his father impacted his relationship with writing, and encourages writers to "just do it"!

Kyle was always a storyteller, just not a writer.

The story of how R. Graeme Cameron created Polar Borealis Magazine and Polar Starlight Magazine, devoted to Canadian Speculative Fiction.

Amel, at 16, getting his first sight of a green world as he and Ayrium arrive on Barmi II.

A practitioner of Augusto Boal's forum theatre illustrates its purpose and power through an example set in Mission, B.C.