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discussing fantasy cultures & races
for fantasy writers and/or readers
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belenen -- contact me by dropping a comment in my journal or emailing my livejournal email address. Also moderated by phrankenstyne, feel free to contact him as well.)
Do you find yourself fascinated by the non-human cultures found in fantasy novels? Do you create your own races/worlds?
This community was designed for sharing thoughts on fantasy cultures and races. Please share your own creations -- tell about your races, humanoid or not; tell about your cultures; and give other creators feedback on their creatures. Feel free to discuss another author's creation, or mythological creatures like dragons and fae. This is not primarily a story-sharing community, but feel free to share that too. Naturally, all criticism must be constructive.
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Read our author recommendations and add your own!
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belenen -- contact me by dropping a comment in my journal or emailing my livejournal email address. Also moderated by phrankenstyne, feel free to contact him as well.)Do you find yourself fascinated by the non-human cultures found in fantasy novels? Do you create your own races/worlds?
This community was designed for sharing thoughts on fantasy cultures and races. Please share your own creations -- tell about your races, humanoid or not; tell about your cultures; and give other creators feedback on their creatures. Feel free to discuss another author's creation, or mythological creatures like dragons and fae. This is not primarily a story-sharing community, but feel free to share that too. Naturally, all criticism must be constructive.
| Please introduce yourself thus: Name: Age: favorite fantasy author: favorite fantasy novel: favorite fantasy creature: ...and share a random something: | and please take a banner for your userinfo -- link it to this page. (click here for the easy codes) Hotlinking is okay! |
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Read our author recommendations and add your own!
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The Rule of Scroll:
With posts that require scrolling to read the entire entry, please use an lj cut.
Before the long section, put this: <*lj-cut text="what the long section is about"*> (remove asterisks)
and then after the long section put this: <*/lj-cut*> (remove asterisks)
Also, when posting pictures, please put them behind a cut.
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| Want more? I've listed the other good sci-fi/fantasy communities with discriptions here (the number rates how active they are):addme_fantasy -- for meeting and friending other sci-fi/fantasy fans. (4)bookwyrmmes -- dedicated to reviews and recommendations of sci-fi/fantasy novels. (4)epicfantasy -- rant or ask a question about fantasy books. (4)fantasywithbite -- non-tolkeinish fantasy; including surrealism and alternate history. (4)sfandf_writers -- for writers of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror to talk about their craft. (4)fantasyfans -- discuss fantasy books, authors, etc. (3)enchanted_elms -- for discussion of fantasy, mythology, philosophy, and the paranormal. (2)fantasy_scifi -- for sharing fantasy and sci-fi artwork. (2)fantasywriters -- for sharing your own fantasy writing. (2)mermaid_lagoon -- for discussing mermaids. (2)worldmaking -- for roleplaying gamers or writers of fantasy to discuss the worlds they've created. (2)worldswithin -- about narrative magic, for people who feel possessed by their worlds, who feel they are real. (2)worldbuilding -- for writers of fantasy to discuss the worlds they've created. (1)mythicals -- discuss any kind of mythical creature. (1)elves -- to talk about anything elven. (1) |
| And some useful links (I'll be adding to this list): elements to consider when creating a fantasy world |
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