guy asked:

ive heard that critics have said that he is different from the average. as in he doesnt follow the normal guidelines of a science fiction novel.

Wilma

Justin Case asked:

The technological singularity is approaching. What science fiction books do you recommend for the purpose of mentally preparing for, and affecting, what according to singularitarians like Ray Kurzweil may happen during the coming 40 years or so? I want science fiction that treats issues on the coming continuingly accelerating technology development and its political consequences, stuff that is interesting for humanity’s development; paradise engineering scenarios as well as disaster scenarios. I want the kind of hardcore, science-based but still mind-blowing science fiction ideas that singularitarians say may be relevant to our political (and also individual) decisions in our REAL life the coming decades.PS Anyone tempted to answer that I shouldn’t rely on science fiction if I want to prepare for the future, please google “technological singularity” and read about it first!

Eugene

Joe asked:


I am a novice writer. I like to science fiction and fiction in general, but science fiction is my forte. However, I want to get published BAD, I really want to have a lit agent consider my work. What kind of science fiction or fiction in general is in demand in the literary industry that agents really want to see good works of? Anyone who can answer my question with really helpful advice on what kind of sci-fi sells would really make my day. Thanks!

Frederick

Team JB=] asked:


I am not the biggest fan of science fiction books. I read more horror like stories i also read vampire love stories. Are there any book that i might like because i haven’t found one yet.
~Thanks For any help O_o ~

Franklin

Jett asked:


I like books that feature strange things happening to normal people (Not books based solely on fantsasy lands or different species.) I enjoy books where normal (or at least they think they are normal) people go on journeys or go through odd science fiction happenings.

Any suggestions?

Jeanne

OK asked:


Many publishers won’t publish for authors that have never published before. So where do you start? Many popular authors started with short stories in science fiction magazines, but those magazines are not very popular nowadays, so there aren’t many places to get published, and they can be real competetive since there are so few. What can I do?

Phyllis

robertcryan asked:


I just purchased Close Encounters Of The Third Kind.
Can’t wait to watch it.
Anyhow, I would like some suggestions on some really great sci – fi flicks.
Post a small or large list of some science fiction you really enjoy. Help a brother out.

Carla

Andawg9 asked:


I’ve already read the Dune series, pretty much all of Asimov’s books, Orson Scott Card, Arthur C. Clarke, and several other series. What is another really good science fiction series? And I would prefer books that are more realistic science fiction, not super-crazy stuff.

Jimmy

alfeebester asked:


I have heard the argument that some stories claim to be science fiction and are not. A popular example is Star Wars. It is set in the past rather than the future and has many fantasy elements. The technology level is not comparable to most other science fiction. I am curious because I have written something of similar situations.
In my book, there are multiple planets and space travel. There are also ancient prophecies, ‘magical’ items and some worlds have little to no technology beyond modern means. Some have even less. Would this be considered science fiction, even though it is not futuristic and doesn’t have common sci-fi elements like robots?

Eva

Ash K asked:


I like science fiction and was looking for a few good books to read. Do you have any suggestions?

Tyler