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Fiction’s Battle for Acceptance in Islam, as Metaphor for Visionary Fiction: Part Two
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Fiction’s Battle for Acceptance in Islam, as Metaphor for Visionary Fiction: Part Two

ByStephen Weinstock

Part Two You can view Part One of this intriguing exploration by guest author Stephen Weinstock here. In Part One, I outlined the parallels between Arabic fiction’s uphill battle for acceptance in the first centuries of Islam. I believe the criticism and slow acceptance of Visionary Fiction goes back to the same kind of interdiction…

Relevance of Visionary Fiction in Today’s World – Sandy Nathan
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Relevance of Visionary Fiction in Today’s World – Sandy Nathan

BySaleena Karim

Sandy Nathan Before talking about the relevance of visionary fiction in today’s world, we need a working definition of the term. Fiction is easy: it’s writing that’s made up. It doesn’t refer to the real or empirical world.  It’s imaginary. I think of writing fiction as the best way to tell the truth without getting…

Reincarnation – Was Jesus of Nazareth My Big Brother? – VM Franck
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Reincarnation – Was Jesus of Nazareth My Big Brother? – VM Franck

ByVisionary Fiction Alliance

“I am the little sister of Jesus,” the young Caucasian man said. Dressed in time-faded jeans, a tee shirt and Hush Puppies, he slouched on a couch in a cottage on the grounds of the Miramar Hotel. Overly thin with blondish-brown hair and wearing Superman glasses, he epitomized the look of a writing nerd. It…

The Article That Started it All – Jodine Turner
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The Article That Started it All – Jodine Turner

ByJodine Turner

I write Visionary Fiction. It’s my passion. I published an article defining it in Writers Journal, May 2009, hoping to promote the relatively unknown genre. In November, 2011, I posted a link to my article on the Goodreads page for the Visionary Fiction Group. From that Goodreads post emerged a small network of author colleagues…

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