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Nadine May I have created a visionary fiction network group, the ‘Visionary fiction network group’, on Linkedin, for promoting the VF genre. All VF authors are welcome to join, and can find us here Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin
Introducing Meta-Visionary Fiction Part 2 – Gordon Kierle-Smith
In the first article introducing Meta-Visionary Fiction two weeks ago, we briefly presented the multiple facets of Meta-Visionary Fiction and how its precepts were initially applied in Genesis Antarctica (GA) and now fully developed in Revelation Antarctica (RA). The concept behind the genre is to create works that are “as real as you need them…
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VF as a Genre: Part 4 – Populating BISAC’s VF Category
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