Evil Writer Is Evil

Not knowing if you pay attention to LJ messages and not having an e-mail address for you, I'd like to ask you a question. Perhaps it's even something you could throw up as its own post. After finding a Canadian women's magazine which publishes speculative fiction, I started pondering over the meaning of the term and came up with the following problem:

What is an example of a fictional story which would NOT qualify as speculative fiction? To rephrase the question, is there a discernable difference between fiction (a type of writing) and speculative fiction (a genre)?

I know that originally spec-fic was synonymous with sci-fi, but in my case I'm asking in reference to the more broad interpretation which thus engulfs so many other genres.

Being fascinated with evil out of unresolved issues of prepubescent rebellion of unbalanced or hyprocritical moral formation in upbringing is quite different than getting your hands dirty. Ultimately you're a priss. Sure you may enjoy watching someone else suffer. But can you kill someone, rape their dead body, eat their remains, and chant your soul away with the same glee you evidence watching you believe is your nemisis suffering without reason?

Black magick is more sane and is an eternal work that lasts more than one day to appease a malaligned, foolish, intellectually and emotionally stunted child.

Your parents failed you. But at this point you're only failing yourself.

People do experience buffer overflows; but human protections include the ability to identify trolls and other virii.