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Cheryl’s Mewsings » Blog Archive » On Genre and Literature
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As for science fiction literature being depicted in a science fiction future, the main reason there’s not a lot of that is because most of the stories tend to be about scientists and not the arts-and-literature types, and usually not ...
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Charlie's Diary: Why are SF and fantasy novels the length they are?
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I thought it was the sixties when people in books were allowed to use actual oaths, rather than just mighty ones. Did genre fiction lag behind? Certainly it was the New Wave that started talking about sex, but how careful were the words ...
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