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speculative fiction
[spek-yuh-luh-tiv fik-shuhn, -leytiv]
noun
a broad category of fiction encompassing any story that contains imaginative, futuristic, or supernatural elements.
speculative fiction
noun
a broad literary genre encompassing any fiction with supernatural, fantastical, or futuristic elements
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of speculative fiction1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of speculative fiction1
Example Sentences
Tuchman: I remember when we first started the writers’ room in Season 1, this was 2016, and I thought, “Oh, we’re adapting this great, classic piece of literature,†which was known as speculative fiction about a dystopia, and we just wanted to tell the best version of that story as a TV show.
Many speculative fiction writers say some version of this whenever people point out disturbing similarities in their shows and movies to current events.
If that seems like a change from the feminist speculative fiction of her breakthrough, “The Handmaid’s Tale,†Atwood has refused to be pigeonholed.
Whitehead’s sixth novel is the culmination of a career spent both exploring race and indulging a lifelong love of speculative fiction.
Granted, it’s fitting that Brooker’s fearmongering approach to speculative fiction should outdate itself; our phones, computers and video game consoles are likewise outdated by tech consumers’ hunger for shiny new toys, which the tech industry is too happy to feed.
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