Fantasy

This branch of imaginative literature draws on mythology rather than technology. Fantasy most often takes place in a world totally different from our own, though it occasionally concerns our own present or past. My mother introduced me to this engrossing genre by reading me The Hobbit when I was four years old. One of my first story sales was "The Travelers' Tree" to the Webzine E-scape, a story set in my main fantasy world, Hallelaine; much of my poetry also comes from this setting.

• Reprints of Articles/Essays
• Lavender Fantasies (also accessible from Gender Studies and Alternative Sexuality)
• Waterjewel's Way (also accessible from Gender Studies and Alternative Sexuality)
• Recommended Reading List
• Other Resources for Writers
• Periodicals
• Linguistics and Xenolinguistics
• Professional Authors
• Publisher Pages

Comments?

Background on this page is "Eaglewoman," from Windy's Web Design, in the Max's Fantasy Art section. More of Massimiliano Bertuzzi's art may be found in his art gallery. The divider is by Jay Boersma and was posted to Barry's Clip Art Server.

The URL for this page is http://www.worthlink.net/~ysabet/specfic/index-fantasy.html and it was last updated on November 1, 1998.