Aqua Buddha
Scribe
Science fiction and fantasy are too often lumped together. They are often thrown into the same section of the bookstore, and are even grouped together on most writing sites.
Maybe I'm alone, but I find these genres to be worlds apart. I can't get enough fantasy, but I find most hard science fiction to be dull and hollow.
When it comes to writing, science fiction and fantasy have even less in common. Fantasy is about imagination, and reflects a worldview shaped by magic, ghosts and spirits. Science fiction is more often athiestic (which I admire), and is dominated by machines and technology.
So why are they always grouped together?
Maybe I'm alone, but I find these genres to be worlds apart. I can't get enough fantasy, but I find most hard science fiction to be dull and hollow.
When it comes to writing, science fiction and fantasy have even less in common. Fantasy is about imagination, and reflects a worldview shaped by magic, ghosts and spirits. Science fiction is more often athiestic (which I admire), and is dominated by machines and technology.
So why are they always grouped together?
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