Strangeness

Strangeness is a feature of only a subset of fiction, a type of fiction which involves something extraordinary.

SF Considered As A Subset Of SF Hal Duncan 2005

Strangeness is a feature of only a subset of fiction, a type of fiction which involves something extraordinary.

Archive 2005-12-01 Hal Duncan 2005

Strangeness is in the eye of the beholder: all you have to do, therefore, is to acquire a fresh technique.

Try Anything Twice 1938

Next, some authors (e.g. Mares 1997) favor what Nolan 1997 has dubbed a Strangeness of Impossibility Condition (SIC): any possible world, however weird, should be closer to @ than any impossible world.

Impossible Worlds Berto, Francesco 2009

"Strangeness," she writes, "is at the core of Freud's art and his worldview."

The Way to All Flesh Bell, Julian 2008

Orhan Pamuk's next book A Strangeness in My Mind is to be a panorama of Istanbul's underground culture, told through the story of a street vendor in the city.

Frankfurt book fair finds publishers in buoyant mood Benedicte Page 2010

Strangeness can be even more effective in contrast with intimate domestic representation, and vice versa.

What is Literary Fiction? Hal Duncan 2009

Strangeness occurred during my Google searches: Celestial Seasonings has mostly gotten out of the black tea business, save for their Chais.

2010 March | Tea Derivations 2010

Strangeness wraps itself around Dereck Chisora as completely as a glove covers his fist.

Dereck Chisora: Vitali is much tougher than Wladimir but I'm excited 2012

The most critically acclaimed series though came in 1998 and was called “High Strangeness.”

Hero/Villain of the week! « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more 2009