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Purge The Stereotype Of ‘Geek’ Readers
Fantasy/sci-fi fans include more than self-described nerds.
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Worldbuilding and the ‘Fictional Dream’
While it’s impossible to think through every scientific implication of intergalactic space travel or magical agriculture, worldbuilders should at least pay attention to the things readers
will
notice—such as rudimentary physics, basic logic, and normal character psychology.
— Emily Golus —
Secularists (and Some Conservatives) Must Learn to Dance with Fairy Tales
It’s not just legalistic Christians who condemn princesses Cinderella, Rapunzel, or Elsa.
— E. Stephen Burnett —
What Harm Could Come from Fictional Magic?
Is it actually possible for a fictional portrayal of magic to do harm? Should “harm” be our primary focus in the first place–or honoring God?
— Travis Perry —
It’s Not in the Rating: Looking at Negative Influences in Stories: Frozen and Grand Torino
Do ratings reliably guide us concerning the negative influence a film may have? A comparison of the movies Frozen and Gran Torino looks at this and related issues.
— Travis Perry —
Try These Three Practical Questions to Discern Fictional Magic
Challenge the story’s supernatural system by exploring its sources, moral results, and heroes’ motives.
— Marian A. Jacobs —
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