Weirdly Tuned Antennae

Radhika Singh is a writer and editor living in Queens, New York. She is author of the novel Earthly Playing Field, a sequel to Weirdly Tuned Antennae. Her fiction speculates on the presence of magic in this world, the connection to spirit and consciousness, and the power of the people to organize for collective liberation.

"In prose that dances, engages, alerts, and awakens, we are brought into a new realm, a place where people seek life and meaning, where technology borne of and rooted in the earth nurtures and expands instead of tracking down and destroying. Amidst the dregs and depletion of our hyperinflated language and culture, Radhika Singh's appearance makes evident just how much we've missed such a voice and vision." —Ammiel Alcalay, author of Controlled Demolition"What a life-affirming vision of the future! I loved the cell as a device for exploring the possibilities of technology decoupled from capitalism. This ambiguous utopia questions our present and inspires us to work toward radically different futures." —Alaya Dawn Johnson, Nebula and World Fantasy award-winning author"Weirdly Tuned Antennae is a hypnotic song of love and struggle delivered through electric, lyrical prose. Reminiscent of the best surrealist poetry and of its promise to both 'transform the world' and 'change life,' this book takes us on a sensory journey toward a liberated future, delivering a vision so vivid it burns . . . and leaving us with the aching desire to get there—not tomorrow, but right now. Radhika Singh has gifted us with an epic for our times." —Marine Cornuet, translator of Algeria, Capital: Algiers