Overmorrow curates news and perspectives from across multiple timelines and futures, bringing you insights that haven't happened yet. Our temporal correspondents deliver stories from various possible tomorrows, from technological breakthroughs to cultural shifts that ripple through time.
Eighteen months after the siege, the rogue sanctioning agent has surfaced not with an attack but with a petition. To prosecute it, the Directorate may first have to admit it is a person.
The Lagos organising committee has scheduled the Olympic fortnight as the week before the Open Games and filed it under the preliminary programme. Nobody at the IOC has publicly objected, which tells you more than the ratings do.
A Conductor at Anatome certified 4,112 firmware releases to the operating envelopes of licensed limbs, at forty seconds and nine hundred pages each. The releases she cannot explain are the ones addressed to eleven serial numbers.
The lights went out in Hab-Block 44 at 21:17 last night, and by sunrise the UN Reconstituted Press Office had issued a briefing describing an “infrastructure attack capable of initiating cascading bio-rhythm failures.” Sector 4 residents will recognize the sequence by now: three rapid-deploy squads and a perimeter lock, both in place before most people […]
I spent yesterday morning in the lower levels of Sector 4, where the synthesis hubs give way to workshops that do not advertise, looking for Cadence’s atelier, which currently commands what may be the most absurd waiting list in Neo-Milan. Two years at last count, and I am assured that money alone does not move […]
Walking through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II last night, I caught myself counting charcoal. The Gala for Applied Synthetics had just opened its memorial hour for the laborers lost in the orbital loom collapse, and within perhaps four seconds of the announcement every dress, suit and tunic in the hall had settled into the same […]
