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in my bedroom reading books about puppies who survived ... Video Games: Final Fantasy . I've played Final Fantasy VIII (twice!), Final Fantasy X (also twice), Final Fantasy VII , Final Fantasy I , Final Fantasy II , and (as of 12/28/08) am currently playing Final Fantasy III .
Books = Anita Blake books by Laurell K Hamilton , Time Enough for Love , Job , Friday , Stranger in a Strange Land (and other titles) by Robert Heinlein , The Fionovar Trilogy (and other titles) by Guy Gavriel Kay , Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie , Harry Potter Books ... , fantasy fiction , Fantasy art
books: especially fantasy & horror (S. King, J.R.R. Tolkien, H.P. Lovecraft, T. Pratchett & other polish fantasy writers like J.
I love video games , computer games , fantasy books, fantasy films, anime , comic books , science fiction, zombies, dragons , elves and swords .
The Fantasy Know-It-All Test
Hi! And welcome to my Fantasy Know-It-All Test. I'm going to take quick look at my bookshelf, and ask you questions about the books, series, or author... ...
What Fantasy Book To Read Next Test
You like fantasy books, but you've read "Harry Potter" and all the "Narnia" and "Lord of the Rings" books. You love those kind of books, but you're not sure where to turn next!I can help. There are ma... ...
Bradley, know your fantasy, test
Hi! And welcome to my Marion Bradley Test. I'm just very curious about your knowledge about this female fantasy-writer! I'm going to ask things abou... ...
The Sci-fi fantasy fiction Test
Can you tell your feist from your eddings? Salvatore from marshall-smith we shall see. bwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhaaaaaaaaa ...
The Sci-fi Fantasy Bookworm Test
Here are some questions designed to test your knowlage of classic Sci-fi Fantasy authors and their works, Plus my favorite modern Sci-fi Fantasy serie... ...
Okay I just felt compelled to write this...
reading fantasy books.
It seems like I have always had a little niche here reading this
books (whether that is good or bad, I know not). But this brings me
to my point. I see so many people reading Harry Potter that would
never read fantasy books. Do they read the books because they are
good books
A Traveller's Guide to the Otherworld
Victorian Scientists were all well-and-good, my
heart continued to yearn for fantasy. Unfortunately, most of the
fantasy I read I found indefinably unsatisfying; there was
something superficial, or synthetic, in the majority of fantasy
books, a quality I could not define or describe but acutely felt
Back-blogging - Discworld
But Discworld isn't conventional
fantasy, it's comic fantasy. Yes, it's another world and yes, they
have magic, but that isn't a major part of the story. Most of the
books are about real people with real problems.
Do you enjoy fantasy books or movies?...?
Now, if you were afraid that the
questioned person would not enjoy both, and consequently skip the
question; you should have simply provide the question and answers
as follows: Do you enjoy fantasy books and movies? --or-- Do you
enjoy either fantasy books or movies? Books.
Over-hype
It is interesting to
note that the first of the books is labeled 'science fiction,' the
second is labeled 'fantasy.' they are fantasy novels, but the (for
lack of a better word) 'magic' in them is so intricately developed
and believable that it's even got it's own red tape.
In need of a good read.
Michael Moorcock: His Eternal Champion cycle is a
definitive work in Dark Fantasy, particularly the Elric books.
Why I Hate Borders...
apart of Barnes and Nobles, but besides that, fantasy being only on
2 rows of shelves? The Borders up here starts with a mix of horror
fantasy then the general fantasy and then into sci fi, but still
more than just 2 rows. I also noticed a lot of fantasy books are
being written for young adults so
Got Book?
The first few books are
childish, but the last two in the series (five books total) are
more young adult than anything else. For good Fantasy books: most
books by David Gemmell, all books by Jim Butcher, all from Tolkien.
Do you have rape fantasies?
that you've
never read any books on sex, either. Because pretty much any manual
worth its salt has a section on Rape Fantasy, and points out that
FANTASY is quite different from reality.Rape fantasy has a large
appeal for some women because it provides them with a FANTASY
scenario in which they get
Bibliophiles of OKCupid
to buy books without having them take up
space on my bookshelves (or my suitcase once I go back to Germany,
for that matter).I got the Kindle two weeks ago, and so far I have
bought 57 books at the Amazon online store - not counting the many
public domain books I ... SF or fantasy sagas where
Fandom? Explain please
But the other reason I made it through
junior high without going emo-suicidal was the fact that I
discovered Tolkien, and high fantasy in general. ... friends to being
teased and ignored a lot of the time, at least I could count on the
characters in my books not to make a hobby of making me cry.
TAMPA / ST. PETE! Saturday, September 6th, 3 pm @ Cafe Bohemia
Yes, mostly sci-fi / fantasy. I don't tend
to branch away from that much in books. Although I could name a few
books I really liked that weren't in that category.
Am I fucked up?
Now, bear in mind, in keeping with
sting_le’s point, this was a fantasy and not an ambition. But the
fantasy was strong. In fact, whenever I engaged in sex with
someone, I ran this fantasy thru my head. Eventually, I realized
the root of the fantasy was the lack of safety I felt growing up.
