CROSSROADS: Degrees of Estrangement in Speculative vs Espionage Fiction
by Chris Gerwel on August 15, 2013
It’s Thursday again, and that means it is time for another installment in the ongoing Crossroads genre mash-up series over at Amazing Stories.
This week, we continue this month’s “espionage” theme by exploring how estrangement is both the shared and dividing element of espionage fiction and speculative fiction. In particular, I take a look at how SF/F’s degree of estrangement affect the narrative tension and applicability of espionage themes to readers’ real-world tensions. There’s even an info-graphic!
I hope you’ll stop by and join the conversation.
Crossroads: The Challenge of Espionage in Speculative Fiction
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