Free Download ChatGPT to Self Publish a Fiction Amazon KDP Romance Novel
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Indie Science Fiction Cinema Today Conversations with 21st Century Filmmakers by Chris Vander Kaay | 7.62 MB
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Title: Indie Science Fiction Cinema Today
Author: Fernandez-Vander Kaay, Kathleen,Vander Kaay, Chris
Year: 2018

Spaceships of Science Fiction PDF | 108.72 MB
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Author: MikRik
Year: 2012

The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2023 by R F Kuang | 2.06 MB
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Free Download Jeffrey J. Kripal, "Mutants and Mystics: Science Fiction, Superhero Comics, and the Paranormal"
English | 2011 | ISBN: 0226453839, 022627148X | 376 pages | AZW3 | 6.4 MB
In many ways, twentieth-century America was the land of superheroes and science fiction. From Superman and Batman to the Fantastic Four and the X-Men, these pop-culture juggernauts, with their "powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men," thrilled readers and audiences-and simultaneously embodied a host of our dreams and fears about modern life and the onrushing future.

Free Download The Beauty and the Book: Women and Fiction in Nineteenth-Century China By Ellen Widmer
2006 | 400 Pages | ISBN: 0674021460 | PDF | 4 MB
Women entered the book trade in significant numbers in China during the late sixteenth century, when it became acceptable for women from "good families" to write poetry and seek to publish their collected poems. At about the same time, a boom in the publication of fiction began, and semiprofessional novelists emerged.This study begins with three case studies, each of which probes one facet of the relationship between women and fiction in the early nineteenth century. It examines in turn the prefaces written by four women for a novel about women; the activities of a woman editor and writer of fiction; and writings on fiction by three leading literary women. Building on these case studies, the second half of the book focuses on the many sequels to the Dream of the Red Chamber--one of which was demonstrably written by a woman--and the significance of this novel for women. As Ellen Widmer shows, by the end of the century, women were becoming increasingly involved in the novel as critical readers, writers, and editors. And if women and their relationship to fiction changed over the nineteenth century, the novel changed as well, not the least in its growing recognition of the importance of female readers.

Free Download Understanding Economics: A work of science fiction by Dan Hicks
English | November 29, 2022 | ISBN: 0645667226 | 225 pages | MOBI | 1.36 Mb
The human economy might be the most complex thing in the known universe. It is comprised of millions or billions of self-directed human beings, their technologies, and institutions, each continuously acting and interacting within an already ridiculously complex natural world. To navigate this complexity, economists, like science fiction writers, must start with what they know and try and fill in the many gaps in their knowledge with calculated guesses, conjecture, and a little bit of fantasy. In fact, it is when we forget how complex the economy is, when we are confident without justification of the impact our changes will have - that's when we tend to really mess things up.

Free Download Jordan Davis, "The Collected Fiction of Kenneth Koch"
English | 2005 | pages: 412 | ISBN: 1566891760 | PDF | 59,5 mb
"It's lucky for us all that you're holding Koch's collected fiction in your hands right now. Koch's seasons on our earth were blessed ones and these traces, some of them among his last, are gifts."-Jonathan Lethem

Free Download Mythmakers & Lawbreakers - Anarchist writers on fiction By Margaret Killjoy
2009 | 228 Pages | ISBN: 1849350027 | PDF | 10 MB
"Basically, anarchy is in fact the only political position that is actually possible."-from the interview with Alan Moore, author of V for VendettaWe all know that there is a deeply entwined relationship between personal politics and works of fiction. For centuries, authors have used the veil of fiction to cast a critical eye toward the larger society around them: think of Émile Zola, Victor Hugo, Issac Asimov, Margaret Atwood, Aldous Huxley, J.R.R. Tolkien, H.G. Wells, and even Mary Shelley. Now, for the first time, in an unprecedented new release from AK Press, some of the biggest names in contemporary fiction discuss this relationship with a specific focus on anarchist politics.Sci-fi powerhouses Ursula K. LeGuin, Alan Moore, Michael Moorcock, and Lewis Shiner join activist authors Derrick Jensen, Starhawk, Cristy C. Road, and a variety of other up-and-coming young writers in a series of interviews that explore fiction's deeply political roots. Ranging in scope from serious political discussions to hilarious personal anecdotes, the interviews collected here paint an intimate portrait of the author as a political agent.Compiled and annotated by SteamPunk Magazine founder Margaret Killjoy, and with an introduction by Kim Stanley Robinson, Mythmakers and Lawbreakers is an engaging and highly readable book-a must-read for any serious fan of sci-fi or political fiction, and a useful tool for both new and seasoned authors interested in developing their own political utopias.

Free Download Sophie Volpp, "The Substance of Fiction: Literary Objects in China, 1550-1775 "
English | ISBN: 0231199651 | 2022 | 256 pages | EPUB | 29 MB
Do the portrayals of objects in literary texts represent historical evidence about the material culture of the past? Or are things in books more than things in the world? Sophie Volpp considers fictional objects of the late Ming and Qing that defy being read as illustrative of historical things. Instead, she argues, fictional objects are often signs of fictionality themselves, calling attention to the nature of the relationship between literature and materiality.