Essays on Fantasy

According to the Online Cambridge Dictionary, the word fantasy means a pleasant situation that you enjoy thinking about but is unlikely to happen, or the activity of imagining things like this. In the context of literature, fantasy has been a popular genre since the 19th…

Becoming the dragon is the first book from the fantasy series The dragon inside written by Alex Sapegin. It is a short book which is 178 pages long. The main story revolves around a schoolboy named Andy, who after an accident finds himself in another…

“The Crystilleries of Echoland” by Dew Pellucid is a young adult novel about a hidden world called Echoland. This world is filled with Sounds and Echos, earthly people and their translucent, dimensional counterparts, however, the Law of Death in this world is causing thousands of…

Abstract Role-Playing Games are a type of game wherein players play as fictional personas and assume their characters to interact with a fictional setting. Tabletop Role-playing Games are games enacted through speech and spoken description, with the outcomes determined by the game’s system and supervising…

“If you must blink, do it now.” The screen is dark, and the narration is ominous. Then a deep, threatening low brass instrument bursts, striking the audience into attention. It sets the tone for a low-spirited film with fantastical elements, foreshadowing the climax to come….

Really, I’m worried but as long I don’t have the urge to eat anyone yet, I should be fine. Well, I should be or else I’m potentially possessed by a cannibalistic soul called the Wendigo. That’s right, today we are going to discuss something horrific…

Project Proposal Fantasy has, in my opinion, always been one of the most compelling literary genres and, as such, it has found itself ingrained in much of my previous creative fiction writing. Over the last few years, for example, I penned the beginnings of a…

Response Paper/h2> Ambrose Bierce incorporates ideas of fantasy into his short story “Chickamauga” by blurring the line between what is truly fiction or reality. As the protagonist of the tale pursues his own adventure, he comes upon aspects of nature, which initially allow him to…

Oliver, K. (2016). Death as a Penalty and the Fantasy of Instant Death. Law and Critique, 27(2), 137-149. doi:10.1007/s10978-016-9181-4. This article appeared in a corporation based journal titled Springer: Science and Business. Although little information was present on the background information of this business. It…

Literary short stories are known to be difficult because the author needs to create a powerful story in order to get his main point across to his audience. It is not like a novel where they get to go in depth about the setting, the…