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⌈ Secret Post #2575 ⌋

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Aneurin Barnard]

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[Trailer Park Boys]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Sherlock (BBC)]

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[Agents of SHIELD, Torchwood]

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[Saiyuki]

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[Blake's 7]

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[The L Word]

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I'd agree. When you say "fantasy" as a sub-genre it sort of makes me think of "medieval fantasy" which is of course a sub-genre. Of course there are also other ways to write fantasy, but I'd call them, say, "modern fantasy" or just..."fantasy" in a non-exclusionary way. Science fiction is the result of someone's imagination. It's a fantastical world different from the one we're in.

Well, actually, let me alter this. I'd say sci-fi is a subset of fantasy, but that not all fiction is fantasy, because I wouldn't count reality fiction as fantasy.

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Re: "All fiction—even science fiction—is a subset of fantasy."