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Old 04-12-2012, 08:27 AM   #44
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Can't we just embrace that science fiction is a very broad term, and that genre boundaries are guidelines as opposed to rigid boxes?

Original post doesn't take into account a lot of other possibilities. Mundane Science Fiction. Slipstream. Interstitial. Science mixing with Fantasy (or Fantasy mixing with Science). Social Science Fiction. Optimistic Science Fiction.
First, you say SF should be embraced as a broad term... then you give us more definitions! That's not helping!

(Besides, you left off sci-fi porn.)

Seriously, I agree that there's little point to try to break down SF into multiple sub-genres... it's bad enough it's already broken down between "science fiction" and "sci-fi."

Capt. Jack Sparrow was prophetic when he once said, "It's more a set of guidelines, really."
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