by teacher Webber

1. The World of Tomorrow: Science Fiction and Fantasy Alex Weber Beijing Capital Library June 6, 2009

8. Imagination “ IMAGINATION,” said Albert Einstein, “is more important than knowledge.” This statement may seem surprising, especially coming from one of history’s most famous scientists. But, in fact, imagination and fantasy often point the way to real-world developments. Many inventions, such as airplanes, cloning, radio, robots, the laser, and television, were first described in science fiction.

10. Character Types Nearly all fictional literature, depends on characters to drive the story. Here are a few character types found in most literature.