The setting is the actual locale where the story takes place, regardless of the genre. A fantasy setting tends to differ per subgenre. For high fantasy, for instance, the story is set in an alternate or secondary world/dimension/universe that can either be much like Earth or nothing like our planet. Since Tolkien, the medieval era tends to profligate the high fantasy genre but more authors are breaking away from this trope and beginning to develop their own worlds that aren't rudimentary regurgitations of Medieval Europe.
Ursula Le Guin's EarthSea series, for instance, is set in a vast water world made up of oceans and hundreds of grouped islands. J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series is set both in the real world and in a secondary dimension or hidden world where wizard communities exist in secret, like Hogsmeade and Hogwarts.
Low fantasy tends to have more real-world settings if they aren't set on Earth itself. This subgenre also doesn't use as much fantastical elements, such as magic, in its attempt to remain realistic to the real-world setting.
But in short, a fantasy setting for a novel is the location at which the story takes place. Earth, Starship Enterprise, Middle Earth, Hogwarts, or Neverland.
any fantasy novel will have a fantasy setting, normally it will be fairy tales or mythical type books
Japan Fantasy Novel Award was created in 1989.
Inkheart is a fantasy novel.
Could you be thinking of Watership Down? I guess that counts as a fantasy novel..
The word count of the debut fantasy novel is approximately 100,000 words.
A fantasy novel is a genre of literature which features fantastical elements. The stories categorized in this genre often feature mythological creatures and magic. Depending on the type of subgenre the novel is, the setting of the story can be in an alternate universe, the past or even the present. The universal factor in all these stories is, however, the fact that the events that happen in the story could not happen in real life. This drastically separates fantasy from other forms of fiction.
The name of a fantasy is an imaginative poem , play or novel.
The genre for that book is FANTASY.
No, it is a fantasy.
The genre of this novel by kami Garcia and Margaret stohl is a is a dark fantasy novel. It has the suspense of a horror novel and the gothicness becuase of the atmosphere, but it also had magic and love and other fantasy laden things mixed into it. The genre is dark fantasy
I would say a fantasy Romance
The average chapter length in a typical fantasy novel is around 3,000 to 5,000 words.