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The Future Outpacing Fiction: Can Sci-Fi Writers Keep Up?

In a recent conversation with Bill Gates, filmmaker James Cameron revealed a growing challenge for science fiction creators: staying ahead of real-world technological advancements. He noted that rapid innovation, particularly in artificial intelligence, is outpacing the speculative futures traditionally envisioned by writers. For creators of speculative fiction, this raises a profound question: How do you imagine a future that hasn’t already arrived?

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Add a Bit of Crime & Mystery to Your Science Fiction

K-Lytics, a service that researches trends and rankings of all the categories on Amazon, put out their most recent Science Fiction & Fantasy report in July this year. I tend to take notice of K-lytic reports, even though they’re focused exclusively on Amazon, for the trends and comparisons tend to hold true across most of

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Hot news: Hammer and Crucible is a Finalist in Hugh Howey’s SPSF Contest!

This just in…  🙂 Literally, the graphic just popped up on the SPSFC site a few minutes ago.  Hammer and Crucible is one of seven books out of the original 300 to make it through the finals of the contest. The grand winner of the contest, one of the 7 finalists, will be announced on July 15th. 

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Doomsday Clock reset to 90 Seconds to Midnight, and free books from Baen

It’s not the most reassuring news out there, lately.  The Doomsday Clock was reset this year to 90 seconds to midnight, the closest the world has ever been to global disaster. Most of the reset was prompted by the Russia/Ukraine war, but the growing environmental emergency has also weighed in. For a history of the

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