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Well, not a science fiction short story… instead, it demonstrates how authors describe things too much in SF.
It’s about 2 people, who are traveling from one place to another using the air service and describe it all in painstaking detail.
Someone wrote it to show how conversations in SF would look like if held by normal people.
Well, not a science fiction short story… instead, it demonstrates how authors describe things too much in SF.
It’s about 2 people, who are traveling from one place to another using the air service and describe it all in painstaking detail.
Someone wrote it to show how conversations in SF would look like if held by normal people.
I remember reading it a looong while ago but can’t find it anywhere. If you have a link to it, that would be awesome. Thanks.
Darrell
Tags: Conversations, Painstaking Detail, Science Fiction Short Story
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