Today's questions

What fraction of MilSF authors writing today have actually seen combat? And is there a correlation between the distance they spent from whatever fronts exist and the enthusiasm they have for a military solution to various problems?

Today's questions

What fraction of MilSF authors writing today have actually seen combat? And is there a correlation between the distance they spent from whatever fronts exist and the enthusiasm they have for a military solution to various problems?

Today's questions

What fraction of MilSF authors writing today have actually seen combat? And is there a correlation between the distance they spent from whatever fronts exist and the enthusiasm they have for a military solution to various problems?

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In terms of market share, SF in North America is ailing at worst and stagnating at best. SF in China, on the other hand, is booming. At least one SF author is clearly adapting well to the new market realities.

Actually, that should be at least two, because John Scalzi has sold the Chinese rights to at least one of his novels.

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In terms of market share, SF in North America is ailing at worst and stagnating at best. SF in China, on the other hand, is booming. At least one SF author is clearly adapting well to the new market realities.

Actually, that should be at least two, because John Scalzi has sold the Chinese rights to at least one of his novels.

Suitable subject line goes here

In terms of market share, SF in North America is ailing at worst and stagnating at best. SF in China, on the other hand, is booming. At least one SF author is clearly adapting well to the new market realities.

Actually, that should be at least two, because John Scalzi has sold the Chinese rights to at least one of his novels.