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Brian Terence

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Science Fiction Author. 🪐🚀📚

I write a wide range of science fiction stories, both full novels and short stories. Covering subjects such as Humour; Post-apocalyptic; Space Adventures; Mysteries; Paranormal; Alien Invasion; Time Travel; & Robots. Some are humorous, and others are more poignant and thought-provoking.

When asked where I get my ideas from, I can only explain that my mind is like a septic tank; weird bits of, well, you know what, float to the surface from time to time and become the kernel of my stories.

As a middle-class, middle-aged, white bloke – If you need anything ‘mansplaining’, I’m here to help!

I’m a husband and a father, living in East Anglia, UK, and share my home with various animals, including dogs, cats, chickens, a duc
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Brian Terence Hi Vinayak, thank you for your question.
Yes, you can have a story set in the 'Now' and have it science fiction. There are many.
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Hi Vinayak, thank you for your question.
Yes, you can have a story set in the 'Now' and have it science fiction. There are many.
If you consider a film such as the Matrix, it's set in the real world, only it isn't. Yet when you see a street with everyone walking while watching their phones, aren't we living in a kind of Matrix of our own making?
There are many sci-fi stories that explore philosophical themes and society, it takes a concept, an idea and takes it to the extreme, for good or bad.
I hope that is what you were thinking.(less)
Brian Terence Sorry, no, I don't write horror. I'd give myself nightmares!…moreSorry, no, I don't write horror. I'd give myself nightmares!(less)
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Wooden Spoons, and why an author who chooses not to use Gen-AI shouldn’t feel left behind. 🥄

Wooden Spoons, and why an author who chooses not to use Gen-AI shouldn’t feel left behind. 🥄

So let us think about a wooden spoon.

You can buy a spoon from a supermarket that works perfectly fine. So why do people visit a craft fair at weekends? Thousands of people spend their weekends wandering around craft fairs.

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