imaginative adj.

Particular professors and sober Scotchmen may denounce as childish the desire for imaginative fiction.

I wonder if a queerer situation was ever conceived by the most scatter-brained writer of imaginative fiction. A madman on a mountain of the moon, with an ultra-modern machine gun, attempting to kill two men whom he considered his enemies, who had taken refuge in a crevice between two boulders on the summit of another lunar mountain, from which crevice they dared not emerge.

How to Make Stories for ‘Science Wonder Stories’ and ‘Air Wonder Stories’ More Interesting, More Readable and More Sought for by the Readers…. One of the greatest points of interest in a story, especially an imaginative story such as you will write, is that the story have verisimilitude.

I have some good news for every reader of T. W. S. This news is that there is a new science-fiction fan magazine, the Science-Fantasy Correspondent. The purpose of this non-profit magazine is to encourage readers of imaginative fiction to write similar fiction, and see their work in print.

In case this sees light in Brass Tacks, I would like to say to all readers of imaginative fiction that live in North Carolina, that plans are in progress for an organization to bring together all fans in this state and to further the interests of science fiction.

Despite clear geological and archeological evidence to the contrary, the lost continent has become a standard theme of modern imaginative fiction.

Most of the dogmatically devout believers in hypnotic regression or visitors from Venus are found among those who have read little or no other imaginative fiction.

In science fiction, or in any other class of imaginative literature, we tend to equate notability and serial complexity.

Throughout his own imaginative writing, [C.S.] Lewis is always trying to stuff the marvellous back into the allegorical.