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io9 - Oct 1, 2008
Christian romance is one of the fastest growing book genres today, and Christian science fiction is an up-and-comer. So why not combine them? The cutting edge in Christian publishing may well be books about …
Also tagged: books, religion, romance, christian science fiction, genre mashups
io9 - Aug 17, 2008
By all rights, vampires should make terrible subjects for science fiction. Your classic Bram Stoker-inspired nosferatu is a rather mystical affair – dead, cursed, and in spiritual exile from the Christian God …
Also tagged: aliens, technology, virus, science fiction, vampires
io9 - Aug 13, 2008
One of the great mysteries of the universe is why some types of story get to repeat, with endless variations, while others just don't. How is that space opera gets to be its own genre? Or the amnesiac detective story? …
Also tagged: feature, top, kronk burger
io9 - Jun 16, 2008
Farthing and Tooth And Claw author Jo Walton is widely regarded as one of the best writers of fantasy right now, and she won the John W. Campbell award for the best new writer of speculative fiction. So why does she …
Also tagged: science, fantasy, science fiction, jo walton
io9 - May 17, 2008
In an alternate universe, Michael Chabon has a long track record of writing space opera. When the Yiddish Policemen's Union author was a young writer in UC Irvine's MFA program, he wrote some science fiction stories …
Also tagged: books, gawker, michael chabon, the yiddish policemen s union
io9 - Apr 30, 2008
Science fiction has a long and honorable tradition of straying over the lines, from the noir of Neuromancer to the space-western of Firefly. But there are still a few genres that science fiction hasn't lifted from, in …
Also tagged: poll