NicolasLietzau

NicolasLietzau

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    Who do you empathize with more – the man on the dragon or the man on the horse?

    #231598
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    Most likely Umberto Eco.

    #231596
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    Everything is based on the characters and the general laws of the fictional universe. But I don’t like to invent a hundred laws of magic, explain the existence of dragons, make characters evil or kind at the click of a finger. The laws of my fictional universe differ from the real world only for the blink of an eye. For example, the geography of my fictional planet. Yes, I do not know when the river turns and when it does not, and I do not know why this or that climate cannot exist in this place on the continent, but in this other place it can. But I don’t care, it doesn’t stop me from describing realistic relationships between people, realistic events, realistic politics. I always strive to show the reality of what is happening in a non-existent world, I am most interested in this. To be honest, most of all I don’t like books, reading which constantly makes me think, “could this really happen?”. Mostly of this kind, by the way, for some reason I come across detectives. Detectives are rarely realistic. So the fact that my novel is actually written in the fantasy genre does not make it completely unrealistic by definition, I hope you understand what I mean.

    #231594
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    Fantasy should be realistic. Otherwise it becomes a fairy tale! What is the difference between a fairy tale and a fantasy novel? The fact that you would like to be in a fairy tale, but not in a good fantasy novel. 🙂

    #231592
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    If we take fantasy writers specifically, then, of course, Tolkien and Martin!

    #231590
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    Absolutely right!

    #231588
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    Yes, it may be so. Or does it still have some influence on the plot?

    #231586
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    It may well be.

    #231581
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    Maybe. This is a good definition, but I would add that my novel is not fantasy, but with fantasy elements.

    #231578
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    It’s just the most typical fantasy novel 🙂

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