[ SECRET POST #3745 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3745 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ballard, Bradbury, and Butler are three that come to might right away -- though certainly 'fantasy' covers a lot of territory. Dick and Gibson also have some mix of technology and the fantastical.

If you're looking for Tolkienesque medieval high fantasy and traditional 'hard' science fiction, then yeah, I'm not sure there's a lot.

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Tolkien + hard science fiction?

I adore Tolkien a lot, but with his very wordy scenery porn and multiple names for much of his main cast, it can be rather hard to get through his books. If you added lots of unusual scientific or science fiction jargon to that...

...well, I don't think it would be very popular because it would be a difficult read. Just my two cents.