Unlikely SciFi authors?
Someone pointed me in this direction when I posted this question in a different subreddit...
I've read lots of traditional sci-fi and fantasy. Recently, I have been looking for some more offbeat reads. Can you think of any "unlikely" sci-fi authors?
What I mean is, can you think of any authors that many people wouldn't usually associate with the sci-fi/fantasy genre, but that indeed contributed some works. I've come up with the following: Conan Doyle (Professor Challenger series) D.H. Lawrence (The Rocking-Horse Winner) Kurt Vonnegut (Report on the Barnhouse Effect) Mark Twain (Connecticut Yankee)
I realize that these are mostly "classic" authors, but these are the ones that came to mind first.
Any ideas?
Posted Jul 10, 2012, 6:11 AM UTC
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