William Browning Spencer says in an interview: "I've often thought the hardest writer to be, unless you had a deep scientific background, would be a hard science fiction writer, because your fans would always be writing in to tell you what you did wrong. (Laughs) "I'm sorry, you can not in fact do that, and this is not what's called centrifugal force." And you would be writing books thinking, "Oh, they're really going to nail me on this one!" Instead of thinking of your fans as this warm bunch of fuzzy people out there, you're thinking of them poised to rip you apart if you make some incredible scientific faux paux."
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