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The language of the night : essays on fantasy and science fiction

The language of the night : essays on fantasy and science fiction

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The best comments on fantasy since Tolkien's
Review: Ursula Leguin's The Language of the Night is a must-read for anyone interested in writing fantasy. Her insights in "From Elfland to Poughkeepsie" on the importance of style in bringing a fantasy world to life provide a rare and perceptive analysis of what makes Tolkien and other greats stand out above the latest have-sword-will-travel.


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