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Villains Worth Studying: The Antagonists Who Changed What a Villain Could Be #Villains #CharacterDevelopment #NarrativeCraft
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How Far Is Too Far in Dystopian Science Fiction?
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The question of moral escalation in dark fiction is less about content than it is about purpose
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How Far Is Too Far in Dystopian Science Fiction - David Somerfleck | Science Fiction Author
The child in Le Guin’s basement. The baby on McCarthy’s spit. The violation at the heart of Atwood’s republic. Every writer of dark speculative fiction eventually confronts the question they ...
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November 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
On the craft of writing: Unreliable Narrators: Why Readers Follow a Voice They Know They Can't Trust #UnreliableNarrator #NarrativeCraft #LiteraryDevice
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October 26, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Literary Voice in Speculative Fiction: Why How You Write Matters as Much as What You Write
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Voice is the thing a reader recognizes before they recognize the story- here's why.
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Literary Voice in Speculative Fiction: 5 Types Every SF Writer Needs - David Somerfleck | Science Fiction Author
Explore the five types of literary voice in speculative fiction — when to use each, what each demands, and which SF classics prove the point.
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October 26, 2026 at 1:01 PM
On the craft of writing: Literary Voice in Speculative Fiction #LiteraryVoice #SpeculativeFiction #NarrativeCraft
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