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Well, to write fantasy, you need a fertile imagination. Come up with all sorts of new words, lands, languages, species, types of things etc. Now get a plot. Get a hero and possibly get a bad guy. Find a way to make them meet in a final show down, with help from both sides and you've got yourself a fantasy. Oh, and throw a damsel in distress in for maximum enjoyment
Well, it depends on what type of fantasy you want and what characters you want in there. I guess you just write what you feel you want to write.
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How do you write a fantasy novel?
You believe in the impossible and write it down. :)
How do you write a fantasy book?
Here is a link to the question "How do you write a book or novel?" - it will tell you all about writing a book. As to the fantasy part, you need to read enough fantasy to know what that would be.
Does Enid Blyton write fantasy stories?
Yes, her books are classed as fantasy - adventure
What style of books did Roald Dahl write?
fantasy and fiction
Why did Michael Morpurgo use the genre Fantasy and Realistic fiction?
Why does Michael Morpurgo write Fantasy and realistic fiction storys
What stories did Enid Blyton write?
They are classed as Child Adventure and fantasy
What type of books do Christopher Paolini write?
Mostly adventurous fantasy fiction.
What genre did James barrie write?
fantasy, drama, plays, poems, quotes
How do you write fantasy as an adjective?
fanciful____It is a fantasy story.(It is a well known feature of English that one can often use a noun as an adjective, as in student unrest).
What type of books does J.R.R Tolkien write?
He's dead, so he isn't writing anymore. He DID write fantasy books.
Why did jk rowling choose to write fantasy?
J.K. Rowling has said she chose to write fantasy because she was drawn to the creativity and freedom it allowed her imagination. She wanted to create a world where anything was possible and where readers could escape into a realm of magic and wonder.
What is fantasy friction?
Fantasy Friction is what happens when two opposing fantasy worlds rub against one another and create a pocket of illogic. This is common in shared world writing, where many authors write about the same universe.
