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Science
Fiction & Fantasy
I have looked long and hard into the mirror of Science Fiction and
Fantasy. Finally I took a hammer to it-smashing it into a thousand
pieces. Each shard reflected the world back to me in its own individual
way- Every view was different. I hammered each piece some more until
there were millions of tiny fragments. "The secret is still
there" I thought. So I grabbed my telescope and pointed it
at the pieces on the floor and the answer came to me. The pieces
were a galaxy of stars, each observing and reflecting the world
in its own individual way. This is Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Each work looks at the world in its own way. Each is a bright diamond
or star and in this collection there is everything, and through
them we may be able to grok the nature of "The Everything".
Pick a subject and Science Fiction and Fantasy has reflected it:
armageddon, religion, philosophy, society, technology, human nature,
time travel, invisibility, war, love, nature, play, work, culture,
space travel, and alternate histories- just to name a few.
So strap on your jet pack or your two-handed sword (both if
you so prefer) and get ready for an adventure in words. I will be
your guide. - Will Kalif
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J.R.R. Tolkien
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Science Fiction &
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Orson Scott Card
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Larry Niven
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Terry Goodkind
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