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Literary CriticismNovember 14, 2019November 14, 2019

What If We Could Define Science Fiction?

The science fiction genre has struggled with its own definition since its beginning. It encompasses everything from intergalactic space battles to horrifying dystopias, and even science fiction writers themselves disagree on exactly what it means to write sci-fi.

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Recommendations Two CentsJanuary 2, 2019February 2, 2019

We Live in a Dystopian Prequel: Now What?

So, what do we do when our day-to-day lives read like the prologue of a dystopian novel?

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