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How Monumental Should Fantasy Heroes Be?
Fantasy provides a kind of escapism for young adults (and even some older adults). Characters come from a less technological era, in which a teenager could be considered an adult capable of making all their own decisions. The popular fantasy … Continue reading
Posted in allusions, Characters, Literary devices, mythology, Novels, Trends in books
Tagged Fantasy, mythology, superheros
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Searching for a Quest
I first encountered Lord of the Rings while I was in high school and J.R.R. Tolkien was still alive. Like most people in the United States I had never heard of him before. However, my friends were enthused about a … Continue reading
Posted in Novels, Story structure, Writing trends
Tagged Fantasy, Lord of the Rings, mythology, quest, Star Wars
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