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The Healer: a Fantasy Novel
This thesis is two thirds of a fantasy novel, The Healer. The novel is about a girl, Winter, who becomes a bridge between various cultures. She leaves the culture of her childhood and becomes completely at home with the native population of the planet on which she lives. In the conclusion of the …
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The Stone of Amaaranth: An Epic Fantasy Novel for Middle Grade Readers
<p>The Stone of Amaranth is a chapter book for kids nine to fourteen, set in medieval times, and the coming of age story for a boy and a girl. The boy is trained by an old hermitic woman to search for magic stones. She calls him Boy because of a spell which prevents either of them from knowing his …
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Strategy and procedures for translating proper nouns and neologisms in Terry Pratchett’s fantasy novel Small Gods into Afrikaans
… translating the proper nouns and neologisms in a fantasy novel. The translator should not move towards and stand next to the reader to create a target text that is unrecognisable compared to the source text. At the same time, the translator cannot remain next to the writer and thus not change the …
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The Halfling of Cannallaith
Fantasy novel.
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Out of Good
Fantasy novel
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The Forester
THE FORESTER is a draft of a contemporary fantasy novel.
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Demon's Run (Part 1)
… over the fate of their home in Part 1 of this fantasy novel.</p>
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The Seventh Plateau
… <em>The Seventh Plateau</em> is a young adult fantasy novel set on the fictional planet Aeris. The story follows the journey of an unlikely group of allies who embark on a mission to stop an ancient evil from destroying their world.</p>
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Ruby's Eyes, a Novel Excerpt
Ruby's Eyes is a large section of a fantasy novel for young adults. The first part of the story will set up Ruby's place in her family, her struggle with her identity and her fascination with her house. The focus will gradually shift from present to past as Ruby travels back in time and meets her …
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Information in architecture: the programable space
… Runner” as well as books like William Gibson’s fantasy novel “Neuromancer” are but a few examples of such vision. Unfortunately, all have envisioned the future as a cold bleak place where architecture is but a machine and lost people live in sterile environments with no contact with the outside …
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All Things Weird and Wonderful: A Creative Exploration of Disability Representation
… which I also adapted into a complete Adult urban fantasy novel.</p> <p>Pitched as the supernatural drama version of Hulu’s <em>Only Murders in the Building</em> meets Netflix’s<em> Raising Dion,</em> <em>All Things Weird and Wonderful</em> is a one-hour supernatural drama about an asexual college …
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Star Eater: A Novel
… Star Eater is a 103 000 word secondary world fantasy novel about power, trauma and justice. It explores the burdens and stresses of mother-daughter relationships against a background of political intrigue and environmental crisis. It is also, fundamentally, a novel about friendship.
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The Dilemma of Woolf's Androgyny: A Close Look at Androgyny in <em>A Room of One's Own</em> and <em>Orlando</em>.
… <em>A Room of One's Own</em> and her fiction-fantasy novel <em>Orlando</em>. Recent and past critical writings on Woolf and androgyny have been consulted, as well as primary sources including her works, private letters, and diaries. Woolf's concept of androgyny embodies a fundamental dilemma. …
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The Dictator Novel in YA Latinx Fantasy
<p><em>The Dictator Novel in YA Latinx Fantasy </em>explores the power of the dictator novel in Latinx literature, specifically within the young adult fantasy genre. Drawing upon the work of Jennifer Harford-Vargas to examine the relationship between the forms of power and the power of the …
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Monstrum
Monstrum is a portal fantasy novel and is the first in a series of books dealing with the relations between our primary world and a secondary world, where many beings from mythology fled thousands of years ago due to human pressures. In the absence of humans they have prospered, created a highly …
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The Unseen Queen
The Unseen Queen is a YA Fantasy Novel that explores race relations through two character's eyes: a white-coded queen and her black-coded serving girl/maid, in a world where Emarys' people have begun colonising parts of Xuxa's land. The crux of the novel is the curse that has been placed on Emarys …
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The citizen’s almanac: Surviving calamity
<p>The following is the first 173 pages of a fantasy novel, tentatively titled “The Citizen’s Almanac”. It tells the story of scientist Brenan Harte as he learns about arcana, a powerful substance that powers his world, as well as the mysterious network of ley lines that arcana uses to travel …
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Advantages of Magic Systems in Literature
Fantasy fiction is a varied genre with a long history in literature. Throughout the ages people have told stories that feature epic, often impossible, circumstances and many of those tales made their way into writing. Many such stories contain magic and it is the calculated approach that modern …
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Pelagic
… contains five chapters from the beginning of the fantasy novel Pelagic, the first book in a trilogy set in a secondary world. The rough draft of the book was completed January 2023, and the following chapters are either rewrites or new content produced for the second draft. Pelagic follows Maeve …
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Demetrius Johnson and the Weep of the World: A Novel
… the Weep of the World is a middle-grade, dark fantasy novel for readers eight to thirteen years old. The novel uses dark fantasy elements as allegory to render grief’s lived experience. The novel’s protagonist is Demetrius, a ten-year-old who has lost his mother to cancer and is struggling to …
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