Recent content by Fettju

"Technology" actually means knowledge or science of technique. Machine is exteriorized application of knowledge, magic is interiorized, the words have the same root

This is one fantasy "novel" on substack that is amazing, but it's really hard to find them: https://psychofauna.com/

Thanks. I looked at the other two and I get very much a teenage app-feeling. It srrms very hard to find good fantasy to read. With a proper book there are at least a publisher or editor that types down on the back what the book is about.

It doesn't seem like magic, it's the real magic. You have for example Meditations on the Tarot by Valentin Tomberg, and Mysticism, Magic, and Monasteries: Recovering the Sacred Mystery at the Heart of Reality by Sebastian Morello. Or just modern figures like Padre Pio or Jacques Mabit. If you...

Looks nice. I like it when you can recognize some themes, because when someone wants to make something totally new the writer has to be really good and the reader as well to not just get confused.

Yes please

I asked for where people do it so I can read, not where I can do it myself. If there is some place more dedicated to fantasy, or some keyword or something to use in for exampke substack to find fantasy stories. I will check out Royal Road, thanks!

I met a german guy yesterday who has lived in a budist temple in Thailand for twelve years, then he went to India and just walked around that continent with no money and not working for ten years. He always got enough food handed to him to never get hungry and people always gave him a place to...

Yes I mean where people who want to be/are writers publish there stuff online. On substack I follow people who are into my specific interest in a certain area and some of them publish (or whatever you want to call it when a piece on substack has been put up for people to read) essay size...

Funny how nerds don't have any humour!

Zelda's version Now I am looking for him to realize that Link is a better name, or that he is given that name somehow.

Why I ask about Zelda is because it has a very basic setup: an adventurer/hero of a small village in a large forest, somewhere a princess, and magic to be discovered. It doesn't really have any story more than that. Fan fiction for e.g. Star Wars already has fixed frames. Zelda doesn't even have...

I wrote one now but I am a terrible writer and I don't have the patience to write long stories

Yes, terribly insensitive. Shame on me, immature boy-man! (Irony)

Is there somewhere someone who is writing Zelda-stories that are cool and not for dorks or nerds? Like for the cool guys who like sports and hitting on girls? Or in other words, Zelda-stories that use real world stuff and ideas in their stories, like sumerian and akkadian and celtic history and...