Feral Historian
Published 19 Jun 2026Coriolanus is on a core level a story about loyalties, the personal and the tribe. It’s a rich field for science fiction, and this story hinges on a delicate balance of loyalties that can change drastically in different sci-fi settings.
The original edit of this relied heavily on the 2011 film, but for copyright reasons I’m using different performances as examples here. Apologies for any edits that seem a tad off.
00:00 Intro
03:00 The Tribunes
04:50 A World Elsewhere
07:25 Martius and Aufidius
12:39 LoyaltiesCorrections: 13:07 I know, I’m technically using “geopolitical” incorrectly.
It also occurs to me that there is a bit of a Coriolanus influence on my book (shameless plug incoming) Stellar Drift, available now. amazon.com/dp/B0GTVXK4CN
And of course book 1 in the series, Ninti’s Gate as well. amazon.com/dp/B0CYXH9BWD
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October 18, 2026
Coriolanus and Science Fiction
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