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Mark as Read

How Many Genres Is Too Many?

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Fantasy

Curio Fiction: Finding a Name for a Fantastical Subgenre

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mashups

Eight Works That Blend Mystery and Detective Fiction With Fantasy and Horror

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speculative fiction

What Is “Curio Fiction”? Finding a Name for a Fantastical Subgenre

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The Crow Road by Iain M Banks
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writers on writing

The Difference Is Entirely One of Setting: Iain Banks’ The Crow Road

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Reading the Weird series on weird fiction for Tor.com
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Reading the Weird

(Re)Introduction to Reading the Weird

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Six SFF Works That Defy Easy Classification
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books

SF or Fantasy? — Six Works That Defy Easy Classification

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Crimson Peak
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Horror

The Appeal of Gothic Horror

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Space Opera

Single Star System Space Opera; or, Those Pesky Belters, Revisited

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Science Fiction

The 1983 Book Ian McEwan (and Everyone Else Who Craves Thoughtful SciFi) Should Be Reading

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Horror

The Allure of Gothic Horror

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Ursula K. Le Guin

The Amorphous Fictional Spaces of Ursula K. Le Guin

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