Lost signals. The secret story of science fiction

Finalist of the Locus Prize.

Lost signals are an overview of forgotten, imagined, but never finished and underestimated works of science fiction and fantasy. It is divided into sections about cinema and television, literature, art, music, fashion, architecture, pop culture and fandom.

The book examines Jules Verne"s lost novel, the adaptation of the "Dune" Alehandro Khodorovsky, the not-shot "tourist" H. R. Giger and the “Alien-3 "William Gibson, the terrible origin of the“ alien ”Spielberg, the metaphysical diary of Philip K. Dika, the contribution to the comics of Jack Kirby, Robert Chambers to Horror, John Shirley in Cyberpank, and Angela Carter and M. J. Harrison in the literary mainstream.
David Bowie and Katie Eccer, Harlan Ellison and Mervin Peak, "Star cruiser" Galaxy, Mebius, Sid Foreign Ministry and Michael Walan, Metropolis, "Blam!" And Kantaro Miura.

The book contains more than 150 photographs and 75 essays written by Nille Gaiman, Jeff Wandermer, William Gibson, Grady Hendrix and