This is the content of my Speculative Fiction library. The term “speculative fiction” is used to mean a fictional work that explores the possibilities of different worlds. It’s a means by which the sometimes blurred distinction between, for instance, science fiction and fantasy can be ignored in favour of a more overall genre classification. In this case, I am using it to include not only the science fiction and fantasy genres, but also horror, mystery, and thriller.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
What you see here is not an entirely complete list. Unfortunately, I don’t know exactly what’s missing. At some point in the past, I lost the content of my computer’s hard drive and had to restore from backup\u2014but the most recent backup I had of this particular database was a couple of years out of date. So, I own some books that are not included here. The only way I could tell what’s missing would be to take a physical inventory of everything on my shelves and compare it against this list. As you might guess, this is not something that’s entirely “quick,” so I haven’t yet got around to doing that.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
To see anything, you must enter a search term. If you want to see everything, use an asterisk.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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This is the content of my Speculative Fiction library. The term “speculative fiction” is used to mean a fictional work that explores the possibilities of different worlds. It’s a means by which the sometimes blurred distinction between, for instance, science fiction and fantasy can be ignored in favour of a more overall genre classification. In …<\/p>\n