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Results tagged with science-fiction
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Stories about space, technology, the future, and other things that could be real but aren't.
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Should my story's main obstacle be secret or common knowledge to the society?
Hmm. In situation A you get to work with the theme of a government lying to its people "for their own good"-- security vs. freedom is what that is, and you get to use the secrecy of the drug as a plot …
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Is calling this process a "convergence" accurate and clear?
If I understand this correctly, over the course of your story the two separate worlds of reality and virtual reality are going to gradually become one?
If I've understood, this does not seem so compl …
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How to distinguish if a novel is science fiction or fantasy?
Real difference:
Science fiction pretends to be possible. It says We haven't managed to pull this off yet, but we still might someday! Or else, it says We never pulled this off, but if history had go …
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How to distinguish if a novel is science fiction or fantasy?
An even simpler answer:
If the world of the novel purports that proper application of the scientific method in OUR WORLD could explain what's going on, it's sci-fi.
Otherwise, fantasy.
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A cross-[What] kind of romance?
Nonhomogeneous romance... ? Anthropomorphic romance... ? Technosexual romance... ?
Anthropomorphic technosexuality . . . God, that rolls off the tongue nicely. So many syllables. What a beautif …
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