@nick_hubble

@nick_hubble has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. Resources nick_hubble has populated their site with include: • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 7: ‘Strange Country’: Rivendell and Lórien; Elrond and Galadriel – Prospective Cultures • BSFA Best Novel of 2025 Shortlist: Nina Allan, A Granite Silence – Prospective Cultures • BSFA Best Novel of 2025 Shortlist: Lorraine Wilson, The Salt Oracle – Prospective Cultures • BSFA Best Novel of 2025 Shortlist: Stewart Hotston, Project Hanuman – Prospective Cultures • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 5: Strange as News from Bree – Prospective Cultures • My Resistance column from Vector 302: Zoefuturism • BSFA Best Novel of 2025 Shortlist: Kirk Weddell, Edge of Oblivion – Prospective Cultures • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 3: Elves, Elf-friends and “Friends of Gandalf” – Prospective Cultures • BSFA Best Novel of 2025 Shortlist: E.J. Swift, When There Are Wolves Again – Prospective Cultures • Use code EME30 for a 30% discount on retail price of £16.99 for my Culture Wars in Britain from the publisher • Should Galadriel have taken the Ring? — Speculative Insight • Clarke Award 2025 Shortlist Part Two • Clarke Award 2025 Shortlist Part One • Proletarian Modernism - Edinburgh University Press Blog • What can diaries tell us about how people adapt to social change? • Deep state: the underlying objectives of austerity • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 6: Rivendell and the Lords of Exile – Prospective Cultures • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 4: Pippin and Merry – Prospective Cultures • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 2: On Hobbits – Prospective Cultures • 50-Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – 1: A Sequel to The Hobbit – Prospective Cultures • Neoliberal Anti-Identity Politics and the Need for the Left to Rethink the Culture War: A Review of Ash Sarkar’s Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War (Bloomsbury, 2025) • My Resistance column from Vector 299: Modernisms • The Radical Utopias of Ursula K. Le Guin • Strange Horizons - Dispelling Fantasies: Authors of Color Reimagine a Genre by Joy Sanchez-Taylor By Nick Hubble • Strange Horizons - The Inescapable March by Hana Carolina By Nick Hubble • My 2025 – Prospective Cultures • ‘The Situation is Nominal’: Ken MacLeod’s Critique of the Scottish Programme • The Woolfian Century: Modernism as Science Fiction, 1929-2029 • How Sci-Fi Shaped Socialism • 50 Year Reread of The Lord of the Rings – Introduction: Three Different Books – Prospective Cultures • Strange Horizons - The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow By Nick Hubble • 'Should Galadriel Have Taken the Ring' (subscription required) at Speculative Insight • Book Review | Red Britain: The Russian Revolution in Mid-Century Culture • Prospective Cultures: SF, Fantasy & the Future • Book Review: London and the Modernist Bookshop • INDEX to Prospective Cultures • The Trouble With Modernism: Response by Nick Hubble • Social Humanities: Self-reflexivity & Social Change • Strange Horizons - Critical Friends Episode 18: On Fantasy and History By Dan Hartland, By Nick Hubble, By Cameron Miguel • Future Perfect — The Last Refuge of the Incompetent - spec fic & socialism • The Proletarian Answer to the Modernist Question - Suite (212) (podcast) • Nick Hubble | Bylines Cymru • Nick Hubble | Strange Horizons • Nick Hubble | Los Angeles Review of Books • Nick Hubble | Amazon Author page • Nick Hubble | The Proletarian Answer to the Modernist Question • Nick Hubble | Series and Volume Editor for The Decades Series: Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) • Professor Nick Hubble | Brunel University London • Nick Hubble | Brunel University - Academia.edu • BlueSky • Mastodon • Instagram • LinkedIn • Social Humanities on Twitter