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More baddies from fiction
20. Keller: John Paul Keller is a contract killer who first appeared in Lawrence Block’s short story “Soldier, ” returning in four books: Hit Man (William Morrow, 1998), Hit List (William Morrow, 2000), Hit Parade (William Morrow, 2006) and Hit and Run … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Big Brother, Crime, elves, fantasy, fiction, George Orwell, Harlan Ellison, horror, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jules Verne, Lawrence Block, Lord of the Rings, magic, Nautilus, orcs, science fiction, SF, short story, society, thoughtcrime, Villains, War, William Morrow, writers, writing
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More memorable villains in literature
25. Dr. Fu Manchu: The evil genius from the Sax Rohmer novels bent on world domination was oddly enough, averse to the use of guns. With an intellect that rivaled that of Moriarty, the nemesis of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Fu … Continue reading
Posted in author, Authors, fantasy, fiction, Reading, science fiction, speculative fiction, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged adventure, Agatha Christie, authors, Brent Weeks, Dr. Fu Manchu, fantasy, fiction, Griffin, H.G. Wells, invisibility serum, mad scientist, murder, mystery, Night Angel, Sax Roehmer, science fiction, SF, Stephen King, The Invisible Man, Villains, Wargrave, writers, writing
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Ten Laws of Writing Science Fiction
Some good guidelines for writing science fiction here. Can’t say I agree with everything on the page, but it’s definitely a good idea to keep some of these points in mind when writing SF.
Posted in science fiction, Writing
Tagged ideas, metropolis, robot, robots, science fiction, SF, SFWA, writing
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