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Scientific Romance is a British term thought to have been coined in the 1800s and used to describe what today is called “science fiction.” It was primarily applied to the work of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells, although its first use was credited to the 1886 book Scientific Romances by Charles Howard Hinton.

See also genre.

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