I think that most publishing, discourse around writing and literature, and culture around books in general has been largely left-captured for quite a while. I don't think it's inherently challenging to write right-wing sci-fi, or fantasy, or anything else, but I don't think you typically see these things for the same reason that you don't typically see flourishing animal life inside a toxic spill site.

One thing I saw brought up recently elsewhere was that the right's typical focus on trades and small business and leaving academics alone may be a sensible reaction to the left's dominance of these fields, but that doesn't mean it doesn't negatively impact the right's ability to marshal an intellectual elite, a body of scholarship, or even mainstream cultural contributions. It's accurate to say that the left has taken over all forms of entertainment media and academia, but it's also not inaccurate to criticize the right for largely neglecting to even try to take any of it back.

I think that most publishing, discourse around writing and literature, and culture around books in general has been largely left-captured for quite a while. I don't think it's inherently challenging to write right-wing sci-fi, or fantasy, or anything else, but I don't think you typically see these things for the same reason that you don't typically see flourishing animal life inside a toxic spill site.