June 2nd, 2011
This is an Outline, not a serious review or critique, meant for parody and humor purposes only.
Other Outlines can be found here PAWN OF PROPHECY is the first novel in a High Fantasy series called the BELGARIAD, by David Eddings. The intent of the writer was to create a “realistic” epic fantasy. Whether or not he succeeded is--debatable. PAWN OF PROPHECY is one of the first fantasy novels I ever read, and the BELGARIAD itself was a huge favorite of mine. Unfortunately, as I’ve noted elsewhere there are actually quite a few problems with it as far as plot and “worldbuilding” goes. Despite the problems it’s entertaining and a very popular series and has managed to stay in print for years.
AUTHOR 1:I hate Tolkien have interesting Ideas about High Fantasy so I will write a fantasy series where I address all the problems I think there are in High Fantasy based on my reading of THE HOBBIT!
AUTHOR 2: I will be a background figure who won’t even get name credit for years and when I do, I will be blamed for Author 1’s tendency to beat dead horses!
Onward to idyllic childhoods that make other fantasy orphans green with envy!
Other Outlines can be found here PAWN OF PROPHECY is the first novel in a High Fantasy series called the BELGARIAD, by David Eddings. The intent of the writer was to create a “realistic” epic fantasy. Whether or not he succeeded is--debatable. PAWN OF PROPHECY is one of the first fantasy novels I ever read, and the BELGARIAD itself was a huge favorite of mine. Unfortunately, as I’ve noted elsewhere there are actually quite a few problems with it as far as plot and “worldbuilding” goes. Despite the problems it’s entertaining and a very popular series and has managed to stay in print for years.
AUTHOR 1:
AUTHOR 2: I will be a background figure who won’t even get name credit for years and when I do, I will be blamed for Author 1’s tendency to beat dead horses!
Onward to idyllic childhoods that make other fantasy orphans green with envy!
- Mood:
cheerful