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Author Spotlight: George R. R. Martin
“The Lonely Songs of Laren Dorr” highlights one of Martin’s greatest strengths: the ability to see the value of the smallest character and to give that character a voice.
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Feature Interview: Steven Erikson
Using characters from our gaming campaigns always felt like returning to the side of an old friend. Now that being said, there was always plenty of room for fleshing out their backgrounds and personalities, and then moving them forward.
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Author Spotlight: Tanith Lee
Fantasy should be as ”real” and lifelike as a contemporary novel or story. In some respects, possibly, a little more so.
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Five Fantasy Worlds That You Wouldn’t Want to Visit
Who hasn’t thought of shooting out the eyes of the deserving with an Elven bow? We’ve all been there. But you should actually be really, really glad you haven’t been there at all. Here’s why.
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Author Spotlight: Holly Black
We have all had the experience of being so angry that we say something or do something that hurts the people that we love. I think the idea that we have the potential for a monstrous self is very compelling.
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Editorial, March 2011
Welcome to issue forty-eight of Fantasy! On tap this month… Fiction: The Sandal-Bride by Genevieve Valentine, The Dog King by Holly Black, The God Orkrem by Tanith Lee, The Lonely Songs of Laren Dorr by George R. R. Martin. Nonfiction: Three Real Historical Figures Who Embarked Upon the Hero’s Journey by Graeme McMillan, Five Fantasy Worlds That You Wouldn’t Want to Visit by Te Jefferson & J. Corbeau, Feature Interview: Steven Erikson by Andrew Bayer, From Story to Screen by LaShawn Wanak.
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Three Real Historical Figures Who Embarked Upon the Hero’s Journey
History is filled with examples of travels grander in scale than could have been imagined beforehand, each one managing to change the world in some way as a result.
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Author Spotlight: Genevieve Valentine
Whenever you travel, you see glimpses of people who you’ll probably never see again. Some people get very curious about that, and some people hardly notice; the story sprang from the idea of two such people meeting.
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The Return of Fantasy Magazine!
Fantasy Magazine will be relaunching in November 2020 under the direction of editors Arley Sorg and Christie Yant. See our press release below for more information. While you’re waiting for our triumphant return, feel free to also explore our fiction archives! Hugo Award-winning editor/publisher John Joseph Adams is pleased to announce the return of Fantasy […]
