Definition
Speculative fiction where technological systems and mythic forces operate in the same lived reality.
Description
Myth-Tech explores ritual, symbols, biomechanical power, ancestral patterns, and the frightening consequences of engineered wonder.
Example
Rae Morrow’s biomechanical spine, the Fog, and the televised Hunt inhabit a world of industrial systems and inexplicable forces.
Usages
Use for technological folklore, occult-industrial settings, myth-inflected survival, and body horror.
Neon Theater Literature
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