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Recent Publications
Playing the Blame Game: Video games stand accused of causing obesity, violence, and lousy grades, but new research paints a surprisingly complicated and positive picture, Greater Good
Living in the Gap: The Ideal and the Reality of the Christian Right Family, Public Eye
Playground Pioneers: Kids will destroy your life, but don't worry, parents: You'll get a new one, Greater Good
Altruism in Space, Greater Good
Fathering: The New Frontier, Mothers Movement Online
What Do We Want? When Do We Want It? Our Stories (short story)
The Power of Magical Thinking, The Polishing Stone
Tearing Down the Towers: The Right's Vision of an America without Cities, Public Eye
Not Your Father's Captain America, Utne Reader
Civil War, Strange Horizons
More or Less Greatest Hits
Parenthood: Inside vs. Outside, Mothering
The Freaks of Father's Day, AlterNet
“In 'The Ten Stupidest Utopias!', Jeremy Adam Smith runs down ten misbegotten utopias from Plato's Republic to the Internet itself, making fast and funny work of each.” - Cory Doctorow, Boingboing
The Ten Sexiest Dystopias, Strange Horizons
“Smith’s analysis of science-fiction film [is] spot-on, incisive.” - Gregory Benford, Nebula Award Winner, Author of Timescape
Let a Thousand Magazines Bloom, Bay Guardian
Diversity in the bedroom, against all odds, San Francisco Chronicle
Fortress in Ruins, Pindeldyboz (Prose Poem)
Robota, or, How Hollywood Ate Science Fiction, Strange Horizons
The Failure of Fahrenheit 451, Strange Horizons / New York Review of Science Fiction
The Situationist City: Envisioning an urban utopia of ‘post-scarcity adventure, SF Bay Guardian / Z Magazine
The Renunciation of Transcendence, Infinity Plus
Robots Are Us: The Mystical Side of Science (and Fiction), SF Bay Guardian / AlterNet
Society of the Spectacle, The Nation
Thank You, Now Leave: Capitalism in the Czech Republic, Dollars and Sense
Currently available only on newsstands
The Independent Press Association is Dead. Long Live the Independent Press!, Other magazine
Same Street Twice, Instant City: A Literary Exploration of San Francisco (short story)
Pyramus and Thisbe, Apex (short story)
Flow vs. Its Opposite, The Polishing Stone
Praise for stories available only in print
“Jeremy Adam Smith’s ‘Three Creations’… is as at once beautiful and mythic… entertaining and thought-provoking.” – Lit Haven, reviewing issue 4 of Flytrap
"[In "Pyramus and Thisbe,"] Smith delves deep into the emotion called love and also reveals its tragic shallow flaws when that emotion is driven by false assumptions. Overall, a strong story, even when Smith sometimes falls away from showing and goes into telling mode. But in this, I think he does so on purpose to give the tale an authentic, mythic feel. Possibly the best and most meaningful story in this issue, and well worth the read, despite its length."– Tangent Online, reviewing issue 9 of Apex Digest
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