She genre dy 'ar-skeealaght ee far-skeealaght heanse. T'ee bentyn rish eiyrtyssyn sheanse firrinagh ny sheiltynagh er sleih as sheshaghtyn. T'ee ronsaghey jargaghtyn as rieughid sheinyssagh. Dy mennick, ta seillyn far-skeealaght sheanse noi rieughid er fys, agh ta screeudeyryn cur bun oaylleeaght sheiltynagh orroo dys smaghtaghey meechredjue. Ta lheid ny binn goaill stiagh:
- Skeeal soit 'sy traa ry-heet, ayns shennaghys maylartagh, ny ayns traa shaghey shennaghyssagh ta shassoo noi nheeghyn shennaghys ny shenndaaleeagh er fys.
- Skeeal soit 'syn 'eaynid mooar, er seihill elley, ny goaill stiagh joarree neuhallooinagh.[1]
- Skeealyn ta goaill stiagh çhaghnoaylleeaght ny reillyn oaylleeagh ta shassoo noi reillyn najooragh er fys.[2]
- Skeealyn jeh sleih feddyn magh ny jannoo ymmyd jeh reillyn oaylleeagh noa (myr sampleyr, troailtys traa, niart sheekagh); çhaghnoaylleeaght noa (myr sampleyr nano-haghnoaylleeaght, troailtys harrish bieauid sollys ny robotyn); ny sheshaghtyn noa (myr sampleyr, dystopia).[3]
- ↑ Sterling, Bruce (2008). "Science fiction", Encyclopædia Britannica (Baarle).
- ↑ Orson Scott Card (1990). How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy. Writer's Digest Books, 17. ISBN 0-89879-416-1.
- ↑ David G. Hartwell (1996). Age of Wonders: Exploring the World of Science Fiction. Tor Books, 109–131. ISBN 0-312-86235-0.