Speculative Fiction | Pop-Up Submissions LIVE! | Sunday 17th July

[AgentPete]

On today's Pop-Ups Submissions…

• The Same Boat - Speculative literary climate satire by Tom Jensen;
• The Light - speculative fiction by Sebastian Wells;
• The Society of Temporal Return - Speculative fiction by Richard and Susanna Osinga;
• The Amulet and the Oath - Speculative Fiction by Aaron Fyvie (pronounced Fivey);
• Gates to Nowhere - Speculative Fiction by Simon Nagel.

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Featuring special guest and award-winning author & writing tutor… Roz Morris!
Plus our very own Andy Dickenson!
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Check out Roz Morris's website: RozMorris.Org


As a Litopian, you're invited to join everyone in the Genius Room (formerly known as the Chat Room!) every Sunday at 4:45pm UK / 11:45am EST for a great time!

PLEASE USE THE LIVE VOTE DURING THE SHOW!​

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[Hannah F]

Please do ask Roz to define speculative fiction. I've heard lots of different speculations as to its meaning.

 

[izi 出久]

speculative fiction. I've heard lots of different speculations

Speculations about speculative fiction?? Nooooooo

 

[Hannah F]

Speculations about speculative fiction?? Nooooooo

Yeah, I did that on purpose. Wondered who'd be first to pick up the pun.

 

[Dorm Ant]

It's a Supergenre. It encompasses SF, fantasy, thrillers, comic books...

 

[Hannah F]

Alternative history, paranormal. . .

With regards to fantasy, my understanding is that speculative fiction is always based in the real world, but not quite the real world as we know it. In other words, the author base the story on 'what if this happened in our world'/'what if people/non-human animals/plants etc were like this in our world . . .