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Around grammar: a grammatical particle used to indicate definiteness and in occasionally languages number and case. Look at Article (grammar). Within publishing, an article is a piece of nonfictional prose that is an independent part of the publication (like the book, journal, magazine, or newspaper). This feel of article overlaps sustaining a usage of the word essay. Around an encyclopedia or other reference work, an article is a primary section of content. For specialised utilize of the term inside Wikipedia, see What is a Wikipedia article?

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Libertarianism, the Loony Left and the Secrets of the Illuminati
[PDF] An essay on MacLeod's view of socialism, anarchism and libertarian influences in science fiction.

Adolf Hitler: Man or Myth?
Article by Ken Macleod on why the UK thinks Hitler was fiction but Conan the Barbarian was real.

2001 and All That
Scottish SF author Ken MacLeod argues that much history, including the End of it, has happened since 2001, and he thinks it is rather important that they should not be remembered.

Conspiracy in the Shadow of Hierarchy
MacLeod on conspiracy theories, such as who shot JFK.

Does Science Fiction Have to be About the Present?
Ken MacLeod writes about his theory that SF can be more illuminating about the time of its writing than about that of its imagined future.

Eight Days in Zagreb
Ken Macleod on visiting Croatia as a guest of the Sferakon convention.

Forty Whacks
Ken Macleod on visiting Spain for Stitch and Split: Selves and Territories in Science Fiction, in Seville, sponsored by the Universidad Internacional de Andalucia.