View Single Post
Old 01-04-2008, 05:32 PM   #10
innerSpaceman
Kink of Swank
 
innerSpaceman's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Inner Space
Posts: 13,075
innerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of coolinnerSpaceman is the epitome of cool
Send a message via AIM to innerSpaceman Send a message via MSN to innerSpaceman Send a message via Yahoo to innerSpaceman
Quote:
Originally Posted by JWBear View Post
I really don't see that genre as having a particular style of writting. It really depends on the author.
Well, as a young adult, I read a bit of Clarke, Heinlein, Asimov, and Ellison and detected a certain similar something I didn't quite like about them. I loved the stories and the concepts thrown around ... but they seemed very "Genre-ishly" apart from regular fiction, and that kinda bugged me.

I stayed away from sci-fi after that, so I have no idea if later authors came around to telling genre stories in a manner which seemed less genre-ish.


I haven't read ANY, but I loathe the entire concept of Fantasy literature. Go figure, since I adore The Lord of the Rings and other Tolkien stuff. But I can totally see why other people find Tolkien's works "gay" - and that's how I feel about the rest of the fantasy field.
innerSpaceman is offline   Submit to Quotes Reply With Quote