Most of my writing treads that line between sci-fi and fantasy. It's a very thin line, and having dragons in space usually means that you have to take both into account. Then again, I have another story that is firmly entrenched in the 'urban fantasy' side of the scale.
I think trying to pigeon hole a genre is really, really hard. Near future things, can end up being contemporary, or sci-fi. I think you should tell a story, and worry about genre later.
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Date: 2009-05-26 07:55 pm (UTC)I think trying to pigeon hole a genre is really, really hard. Near future things, can end up being contemporary, or sci-fi. I think you should tell a story, and worry about genre later.