[eigenblake]

> creative work that presents itself as journalism or nonfiction but introduces fictional elements with the intention of upsetting, disturbing, or confusing the audience.

A good time to mention the SCP wiki and some types of analog horror. It was this kind of thing that led me to discover "hard science fiction" which is distinct but related to the previous two.

[genewitch]

I think i enjoy hard sci-fi, if my username is any indication of the genre - it's from "A Signal Shattered" by Eric S. Nylund.

However i am curious what sort of Sci-fi you meant, where it's plausible but there's SCP/analog horror elements. Evidently a prior comment in the thread about memetics wiped an edge on the graph that would let me infer the sorts of thing you're talking about.

[pavel_lishin]

> it's from "A Signal Shattered" by Eric S. Nylund.

What a great book. I read it before I read the book that it's a sequel to. Maybe I'll re-read them this week.

[namaste411]

it doesn't have to make you insecure