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| − | '''''Speculative poetry''''' is a term meaning [[poetry]] with some element of speculation, usually [[science fiction]], [[fantasy]], or horror. [[Mark Rich]] claimed to have coined it for his [[zine]] ''[[Treaders of Starlight]]'' (1974–76). [[Scifaiku]] is one specialized form, but all classical forms come into play. | + | '''''Speculative poetry''''' is a term meaning [[poetry]] with some element of speculation, usually [[science fiction]], [[fantasy]], or [[horror]]. [[Mark Rich]] claimed to have coined it for his [[zine]] ''[[Treaders of Starlight]]'' (1974–76). [[Scifaiku]] is one specialized form, but all classical forms come into play. |
See [[Poetry]]. | See [[Poetry]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 1 January 2021
Speculative poetry is a term meaning poetry with some element of speculation, usually science fiction, fantasy, or horror. Mark Rich claimed to have coined it for his zine Treaders of Starlight (1974–76). Scifaiku is one specialized form, but all classical forms come into play.
See Poetry.
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