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Old 09-22-2010, 07:37 PM   #321
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Originally Posted by Joebill View Post
Eventhough I know Venus doesn't have swamps under those clouds, I can still enjoy such a story setting.
As can I. I just assign them to a separate sub-genre of the field. I consider them part of science fantasy, simply because we know the setting isn't possible, but we pretend it is for the duration of the story. At the time they were written, we didn't know that, and the whole sub-genre of science fantasy had not been defined. (For suitably vague meanings of "defined":...)
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