Alexandra Wolfe

I’m A Science Fiction Nerd And — This Is My Genre #Tag

What is your favourite genre? Ha! As if readers stopping by my blog don't already now, but in case you didn't, it's science fiction. And the even broader umbrella: speculative fiction. Who is your favourite author in this genre? One? Only one? You're kidding me … I'd have to say, as a child, maybe Robert A. Heinlein, but in my teenage years it was probably Anne McCaffrey and C.

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I’m A Science Fiction Nerd And — This Is My Genre #Tag

What is your favourite genre? Ha! As if readers stopping by my blog don’t already now, but in case you didn’t, it’s science fiction. And the even broader umbrella: speculative fic…

Bookish Alex
Mar 16 at 3:39pmWeb
Show threadMiraz Jordan6d ago
@AlexWolfe Ah. Based on your recommendation I’ve just bought Velocity Weapon by Megan O’Keefe…
Show threadAlexandra Wolfe6d ago
@Miraz I'll post the review later this week for you. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Show threadMiraz Jordan6d ago
@AlexWolfe 😁
Show threadChristine M.6d ago

@AlexWolfe

*smile* That field is just so wide and, most importantly, still alive and kicking; some not so well placed rumours notwithstanding. So, even today, I find I can discover new gems to enjoy while allowing some oldies to provide enjoyment for me

A thought: Over the years I've found that SF stories, like so many other art forms, are often deeply rooted in the culture where they were created. Seeking out SF from other cultures - German, French, Russian, Mexican, Vietnamese, ...exciting

Show threadAlexandra Wolfe6d ago
@kiwi2002 Like crime fiction, which also covers a multitude of sub-genre, SFF is massive and culturally so rich and diverse. It's still the place for ideas, something I love about the all-encompassing genre.