S5 Ep5: Karl Schroeder talks about the importance of narratives and long-form fiction in foresight

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Karl Schroeder talks about the importance of narratives and long-form fiction in foresight

Karl Schroeder is the author of eleven science fiction novels including the award-winners Permanence and Lockstep. His latest book is Stealing Worlds, a near-future thriller about augmented-reality live-action role playing, murder, and talking groceries, among other things. Aside from writing, Karl also consults as a futurist, having attained a Masters in Strategic Foresight and Innovation in 2011. He is currently working on multiple writing and foresight projects.

See more about Karl on his new website Narrative Futures

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