Thank you for your input and advice. You see some readers may enjoy detailed descriptions of either characters or battle scenes while others find it quite tiresome. I usually make rough storyboards and pencil sketches as an aid to the plot (because I find it quite helpful) and maybe as an artist...
I find it very hard to avoid too many descriptions in narrative form when it comes to describe characters or entire armies. Any suggestions how to tackle this problem.
Thank you so much. You made me very happy. I had the intention to write a High Fantasy novel and I am glad that you also think it belongs to the High Fantasy genre. Thank you for your valuable reply.
Thank you so much. I now know that my novel is Epic or High Fantasy. And yes, my fantasy world is not Earth (I named it Distant Earth, with five continents : Aryana, Lemuria, Atlantis, Polaria and Arctica. I tried to use another name for the Sun and Moon but it didn't work out so I added two...
I wanted to base my novel on an imaginay (secondary) world, and I had hard time trying to coin-up a suitable name. I decided to call my world Distant Earth (as Tolkien used the name Middle Earth). My fantasy world has five imaginary continents : Aryana, Mu-Mu, Lemuria, Atlantis, Polaria and...
Thank you so much for replying my question. You have been a great help. You have clarified these distinctions which troubled me for some time and now I know that my novel has the elements of Epic Fantasy (or even High Fantasy). Thank you once again!
In my fantasy novel my hero undergoes a quest (journey) across a vast land in order to save the woman that he loves, a woman that the villain had stolen from him. In his quest he gradually fulfills his destiny which is linked with an old prophecy. He faces giants, vampires, beasts, monsters as...
Thank you so much, because I was so worried that I had to change everything in my story and that would spoil the atmosphere and the mystery I want to portray.
I am aware of the Sandman graphic novels that Neil Gaiman wrote and he used in his gothic fantasy world (universe) angels and demons...
My fantasy novel is heavily influenced from the biblical apocrypha and Messopotamian myths. It deals mainly with fallen angels (Egrigori, Watchers, Nephilim Giants, Elder Vampires, Demons, Anthropomorhic and Zoomorphic hybrid beasts) I also have a God, a place named Eden. I am wondering if I...