I think of Dell Zero as “speculative”, instead of “science fiction” or “fantasy” because though the story is set in a future time, its culture could be a logical outgrowth of our own society. So to me, Dell Zero seems realistic. There are no monsters or space wars in the story, just ordinary people and […]
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(As revealed by artificial intelligence) Recently I used A.I. to ask “What kind of readers like dystopian fiction?” I got a lengthy answer that included science fiction fans, social critics, young adult readers, philosophically-included readers, fans of thrillers and suspense, and speculative fiction enthusiasts. The report ended with the following: Dystopian stories offer a thought-provoking
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—Author Dan C. Rinnert recently published an interview featuring my dystopian novel, Dell Zero. Take a look (and buzz around his fascinating website). The ebook, by the way, is free on Amazon, iTunes, and other sites. Click the image.
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