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Room for Discourse

Matt Maenpaa March 21, 2011

Everyone has read a novel that changed the way they perceive the world around them or caused them to reexamine facets of their own lives. Perhaps the change was dramatic,…

Reviews

The Lord of the Changing Winds by Rachel Neumeier

Lisa Parkin March 20, 2011

As dragons seem to be the fantasy book creatures of choice, The Lord of the Changing Winds immediately drew my attention by showcasing a rare beast – the griffin. “Griffins…

Writing

Pick a Genre and STICK with It

Jamie Provencher March 19, 2011

About the time characters begin rifling through your brain, there is usually some sort of story that is following them. While it maybe something as simple as Character X is…

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The Fallen Blade by Jon Courtenay Grimwood

Alister Davison March 19, 2011

You have to be careful with vampires. Their role in fiction has varied over the years, from an absolute evil that must be destroyed at all costs, to brooding anti-hero…

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Elements of Fantasy – Heroes and Heroines

Janie Bill March 17, 2011

Without heroes and heroines, fantasy worlds fall flat. Heroes put the oomph into enchanted settings and heighten emotions in everyday relationships. Men and women build stories, but what qualities create…

Writing

Keeping Fantasy Fresh – Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder

Ben Godby March 17, 2011

In case you missed part one of this series you can find it here. And if you missed part two of this series you can find it here. In his…

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The World of Guy Gavriel Kay

Ashley Barnard March 16, 2011

I am not your typical fantasy reader. I don’t like orcs, trolls, gnomes, goblins or unicorns. I will confess to a weakness for elves, and I enjoy the occasional dragon…

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Servant of the Underworld by Aliette de Bodard

Hannah March 16, 2011

Servant of the Underworld is set in Mexico’s 15th century Aztec empire where life revolves around Gods, and sacrificial offerings are part of everyday existence. As High Priest for the…

Writing

Hero Spectrum: Beyond the White Hat

Amy Rose Davis March 16, 2011

Two weeks ago, I wrote about the ingredients for a hero, and I think it’s cool that someone asked about how not-so-clean-cut heroes fit into my list of ingredients. This…

Writing

Who is Sandra Norval?

Sandra Norval March 15, 2011

Who the Hell is Sandra Norval? Well, exactly! I am a writer, author, novelist, whatever you want to call me, I write stuff. One day I hope to get stuff…

Writing

Picking a World

Thomas A. Knight March 15, 2011

So you’ve decided to write a fantasy novel, but the big question on your mind is: “What fantasy world do I set it in?” This is an important question to…

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Subgenre Bingo – Epic Fantasy

Liz Fellshot Ambrose March 14, 2011

Welcome back to my series of bingo/identification cards for random amusement and ease of subgenre identification. All previous disclaimers about this not being a definitive list, and that opinions may…

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