The noted science-fiction writer blurs the boundaries between present and future, fiction and nonfiction, in this collection of three apocryphal essays. ""One Human Minute'' purports to be a review of ...
Apart from fiction, essay writing constitutes a significant part of Stanisław Lem's writing. He devotes the lion's share of his 1963 collection entitled ‘Summa Technologiae’ to a review of the era’s ...
Do the sci-fi visions of the future in Stanisław Lem’s books hide their author’s traumatic past as a Holocaust survivor? And why has this fact eluded readers and researchers for more than half a ...
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