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Speculative stories about God, or gods, can show up in the realm of speculative fiction, science fiction, or fantasy. Consider the following examples: Some of the stories in Wandering Stars, ed....
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Speculative stories about God, or gods, can show up in the realm of speculative fiction, science fiction, or fantasy. Consider the following examples: - Some of the stories in _Wandering Stars_, ed. Jack Dann - Larry Niven's version of the _Inferno_ trilogy - Mark Twain's _Letters from the Earth_ - Isaac Asimov's "The Last Question" - Philip Pullman's _His Dark Materials_ trilogy If you consider gods in general -- others from Earth's history or ones made up by their authors -- there are many, many more, ranging from the light-hearted (e.g. Terry Pratchett) to the more serious/ponderous (e.g. Jo Walton's _The Just City_), with lots in between.
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