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Intelligence Designed
We’re already at the threshold of theraputic prenatal gene therapy for birth defects. Genetic tweaking for improved intelligence or any number of other characteristics isn’t far behind.
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Fred Warren
You Write Like A Girl
We’ve talked a lot here about a perceived feminine domination of Christian fiction in general, but does that extend into Christian speculative fiction–specifically science fiction? Or, is that flavor of literature as much a gentleman’s club for Christian writers as it seems to be for secular writers?
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Fred Warren
Why So Serious?
It’s understandable. Writing Christian speculative fiction feels like serious business. We’ve got souls to save, demons to battle, and apocalypses to forecast. There’s simply no time for idle banter or frivolity.
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Fred Warren
Exploring Darkness Or Exploring Light
As I’ve noted before, Anne Rice has stated that her vampire books were actually explorations of the spiritual. Spiritual light or spiritual darkness? Some may say that an exploration of spiritual darkness must precede any look at spiritual light. I […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Christian Speculative Fiction – Where Does It Start, Where Does It End?
In response to guest author John Olson’s post, “Speculative Marketing: Re-imagining Reality,” I wrote a comment that revealed something about me, something I don’t usually tell the Spec Faith crowd: I don’t feel weird. That in itself makes me weird, […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Speculative Marketing: Re-imagining Reality
What if the world we call reality is all a big lie? What if we see the world, not as it really is, but the way we think it should be? Or even worse⊠what if we see it the […]
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John Olson
Scouting The Competition
Why do so many Mormons write genre (speculative) fiction?
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Fred Warren
What Readers Are Reading
My conclusion in all this is that once again, story proves to trump all. A good story matters more to readers than artistic writing or genre or even the reputation of the author.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
The Next Big Thing
Christian writers are often accused of being tone-deaf on popular culture, behind the times, and generally out of touch. Well, I’m here to help.
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Fred Warren
The New Neighbors
âYou know the planetary survey thatâs been going on the past several years, looking for worlds similar to ours in deep space?â âOf course, though I havenât paid much attention. All they ever find are gas giants, or planets too far or too near their star to be inhabitable.â âWell, yesterday they found one almost identical to ours.â
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Fred Warren
Overheard At The Agora
Time: 37 A.D, about three hours past dawn. Place: A village in the countryside, a few furlongs from Rome. Two friends meet in the marketplace…
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Fred Warren
What’s Wrong With Allegory?
Why does allegory seem to get a lot of negative press? Last week the Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy (CSFF) Blog Tour featured The God Hater by Bill Myers. Some reviewers indicated that the allegorical aspects of the story lowered […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Guest Blog: Mike Duran
Is âChristian Speculative Fictionâ an Oxymoron? By Mike Duran The label âChristian Speculative Fictionâ is an oxymoron. At least, thatâs one of my going theories. Believers who enjoy speculative fiction often bemoan the lack of such titles in Christian outlets. […]
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Mike Duran
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