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- starexplorer
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Re: Why studying Dunnett would be good for fantasy writers
She’s a master!
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- Kokipy
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Thread Starter- Felicitous Sk8er
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Re: Why studying Dunnett would be good for fantasy writers
Well-thought out article, Kokipy. And, I loved the comments.
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(I will have to go look for the comments 😘)
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Ok, read the comments. I think CJC manages complex politics in the Dunnett mode. It surprised me that none of the comments mentioned her.
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Thread Starter- chomiji
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Re: Why studying Dunnett would be good for fantasy writers
The Lymond Chronicles are. certainly one of the things that would-be writers of fantasy epics should read! I did not enjoy House of Niccolo as much, although I do not regret having read it.
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Chom-ji, I started with niccolo and maybe for that reason I love those the best, (maybe it’s just that it is so much longer. And also, I think the focus on business was unique, whereas Lymond’s swashbuckling, while awesome, was not such a unusual setting), but Lymond always manages to pull on my heart the most.
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