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  • miladyderyni_173d399f47miladyderyni_173d399f47 Posts: 3,081

    AsuCafe said:

    Killer tires, man-eating sofas—there's nothing that can't be used in horror or science fiction.

    Thanks again to Censored, your free gifts were the only thing that made this promotion truly enjoyable.

     

    Especially if time travel is involved 

  • joannajoanna Posts: 2,740

    Cybersox said:

     Those are some of my most common genres as well, but the way I see it, Science Fiction and Fantasy are two such incredibly broad and overlapping in scope categories that I'm honetly hard pressed to think of much that couldn't potentially be included within them.  I mean, even a product category like beachwear lingerie has titles where that kind of product takes on a specific plot significance, such as The Stepford Wives, and Weird Science, and adding horror really makes things global.  Really, the way I see it, any freebie that grants full commercial rights use is probably worth grabbing, given that inevitably you might come up with a use for it only after it's no longer available.     

    Yes, anything can be squeezed into SFF category, from children's stories to adult entertainment. But stating the obvious doesn't change that the things made specifically for SFF are much more useful to me personally, and thus I'm more happy with them. It doesn't mean I was unhappy with the non-SFF offerings. It doesn't mean that I didn't grab them. And it doesn't mean that I consider them useless, especially when I did already mention I'll likely find use for them.
    It just means what I said: that I was more happy with a goblet than with a beach ball.

  • gwalla_2536c3a4a6gwalla_2536c3a4a6 Posts: 72

    I really like that goblet

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