Science Fiction & Fantasy have a lot in common and in some ways are indeed different from other genres. But they do overlap with many other types of fiction to varying degrees. I suggest not literature but fiction. There are a lot of issue for fiction (whether Science Fiction & Fantasy or other types) that simply do not apply to non-fiction, and vice versa.

When I hear literature I think of written material specifically (books etc), while I think the proposal here means to include movies, TV, etc.

Effectively, the SE Sci-fi/fantasy site has made any manner of fiction on-topic, as long as there is some "fantastic" element present.

@MonicaCellio I didn't mean to exclude them: "I can see arguments for a site with more limited scope, like Books, Prose, Narrative, but it seems more logical to be as inclusive as possible with a Literature site." It does bring up the question of where to draw the line, though

It sounds like you're proposing a site we could call, "Stories". This would cover any fictional genre and include movies but exclude documentaries. We could use [tag:sci-fi] and [tag:fantasy]. I could live with that.

@Wikis That seems right if by "you" you mean @manassehkatz. I had proposed a broader scope, though I would also prefer Stories (or Narrative/Fiction) to science fiction alone

Maybe something like "Published Fiction"? I'm assuming you don't want to include stories I'm coming up with myself (which would be more likely to go on Writing or Speculative Science), and while I don't want to nitpick what counts as "published" I think including some terms along those lines gets across the intent better.

@PeterCooperJr - perhaps we should include stories you're coming up with yourself since the definition of "publishing" is becoming more grey with self-publishing and blogs?

@Wikis Well, I partly just didn't want to overlap with Writing and Speculative Science, and I think the intent would mainly asking questions about other peoples' work rather than on how to create works of ones own. Maybe that idea doesn't need to be in the name, though, just in how the community ends up working.