LTUE Panel: No Longer Stuck in the Medieval: How Fantasy is Breaking out of Tolkien’s Mold

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LTUE Panel: No Longer Stuck in the Medieval: How Fantasy is Breaking out of Tolkien’s Mold

Published on February 18, 2006 by Eric James Stone

Why are so many fantasies medieval? What makes fantasy fantasy? Do you need a specific setting, or specific characters? Can you have futuristic fantasy?
(Brandon Sanderson, ~~Dave Wolverton~~, Rebecca Moesta, Eric James Stone)

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