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Daily Archives: January 16, 2013
Throne of the Crescent Moon and the use of God in epic fantasy
The stereotypical epic fantasy is set in a pseudo-European, pseudo-medieval world. One of the major differences between such a fantasy world and the real medieval Europe is fairly obvious: there’s magic that actually works. But there’s another difference that’s not … Continue reading
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