There's a (mis?)perception that fantasy can play fast and loose with natural laws because it's all made up, whereas science fiction must be grounded in the physical world as we know it. How far can SFF authors push the lines of plausibility, and how do they make the fantastical – or scientifically implausible – seem real? Join us for an exploration of the grey areas of speculative fiction.
Featuring:
Joyce Hertzoff
Patrick LeClerc
Rachel Emma Shaw
Neil Williamson
Khan Wong
and R.W.W. Greene as moderator
Books:
R.W.W. Greene (Mercury Rising) - https://angryrobotbooks.com/books/mer...
Patrick LeClerc (The Beckoning Void) - https://www.amazon.com/Beckoning-Void...
Rachel Emma Shaw (Sacaran Nights, The Masque Duology Book 1) - https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B097KH...
Neil Williamson (Queen of Clouds) - http://www.newconpress.co.uk/info/boo...
Khan Wong (The Circus Infinite) - https://linktr.ee/khanwong