By Someone Else Researchers from the Quantitative Geology lab at Pannonian Coast University are pioneering an exciting new technique for understanding the earth. Using the latest advances in artificial intelligence and information theory, Quantitative Geology lab members can now translate microseismic waves into language. The resulting conversations are very slow, but using historical seismic records […]

by Someone Else Sage stopped in the tunnel just outside of the town of Granite. He took stock of his things: seeds and herbs he’d collected, flowers he’d cut and kept bright by singing to them twice a day, the herbarium he added to when he found new plants, his notes on his routes and […]

by Someone Else The boat appeared by Hrun’s workshop door one morning. It was a marvellous little thing. It could be fitted with blades to slide over the ice, or they could be removed to sail on water. Hrun had never seen a sailboat up close before; they’d never been outside their village and, icebound […]