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Genre Benders: How Interstitial Fiction: Bringing Speculative and Literary Fiction Together

Tim Jones

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Abstract

The concept of what interstitial fiction is and how it has developed out of science fiction and fantasy, and how it related to both speculative fiction and literary fiction together is discussed. Interstitial fiction can offer the best of both worlds: story, but also style, characters, but also concepts.

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The concept of what interstitial fiction is and how it has developed out of science fiction and fantasy, and how it related to both speculative fiction and literary fiction together is discussed. Interstitial fiction can offer the best of both worlds: story, but also style, characters, but also concepts.

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The concept of what interstitial fiction is and how it has developed out of science fiction and fantasy, and how it related to both speculative fiction and literary fiction together is discussed. Interstitial fiction can offer the best of both worlds: story, but also style, characters, but also concepts.

Key concepts: Fantasy, Literary fiction, Techno-thriller, Non-fiction, Literature, Project commissioning, Publishing, Style (visual arts)

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