LIVING THROUGH SCIENCE FICTION: ISOLATION
The second installation of “True Stories from the COVID-19 Crisis”
It has been a long, lonely (♬ lonely lonely lonely lonely ♬) time, and that feeling of isolation runs through today’s “Living Through Science Fiction: True Stories from the COVID-19 Crisis.”
For our second installment....
An anonymous contributor goes through the deep downs and not-quite-so-high ups of the pandemic.
John C. Krieg gives us a look at isolation for those who were already isolated.
Tristan Marajh explores the complexity of our current existence.
Cheryl L. Caesar looks for a kind of quiet that might not exist at all.
And Tyler Phan struggles with the question of parenthood.
Monitor this space for additional dispatches from COVID World,. or use the form below to get the next installment sent straight to your inbox. And, if you can, write in with your own perspective and tell us about your experience in this singular time. We’d love to hear what you have to say.
In the meantime—reach out to friends and family if you can, when you can.
— Letter from the Editor | Sean Clancy, Editor-in-Chief
