PPT-Writing Fantasy

Week 1 Day 1 Vocabulary Fantasy fantasy is fiction that contains unrealistic or unworldly elements such as magic It includes modern fantasy which has a known author and science fiction Fiction. A NARRATIVE GENRE. ELEMENTS OF THE FANTASY GENRE. Magic. Extraordinary. Impossible. ELEMENTS OF THE FANTASY GENRE. Heroes – usually on a Quest. ELEMENTS OF THE FANTASY GENRE. Made up names of people, places and things.. Stories with elements that violate . the natural, physical laws . of our known world.. Traditional fantasy. Oral tradition (myths, legends, folk stories, tall tales, etc.). Modern fantasy. Written. Stories where we know the author (literary fairy tales, fantasy novels, fantasy picture books, etc.). By. Jessica Jaramillo. Rachel Jones. Nicole Lusk . Do you know this movie?. https://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9I5tlU4Kuo. Defining Modern Fantasy. Unexplainable beyond known. “willing suspense of disbelief” . Portal Quest, Immersive, Intrusion, and Liminal. An Introduction to the Genre. Types of Fantasy. There are four generally accepted types of fantasy: the portal-quest, the immersive, the intrusion, and the liminal.. 1. . and . the. Family . Sculpt: Part . 2. (. 51 slides). Creatively compiled . by dr. . michael. . farnworth. Discussion question. Why does marriage often lose its’ intense romance and considerate love over the years, ending in emotional isolation and resignation?. Genre Study. Emily Van Wagoner. ENGL 2330/Kilpatrick. . Research Questions. What makes Fantasy work?. Who responds better, children or adults?. What are some common themes we see while reading Fantasy Literature. Vocabulary. Key Vocabulary/Concept. Definition. adages. An old, short saying that is generally accepted to have some truth to it. (. The early bird gets the worm. Better safe than sorry. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Day 3. Connection:. We have read a variety of literary and informational texts this year. . During . this unit, we will focus on exploring a specific type of literary text, the genre of fantasy. .. Today we will identify the characteristics of fantasy and analyze a story to determine if it is a good example of this genre.. Fantasy is imaginative narrative that explores alternative realities. Fantasy. suspends disbelief. suspends scientific explanations and natural laws. is unaccountable to the known world. source: Cullinan & Galda, 1994, p. 199. T.E.E.L.. Structure of a paragraph. T – Topic sentence. E – Explanation. E – Evidence. L – Linking sentence. T – Topic sentence. What is the main point for your paragraph?. This sentence should represent your . Fantasy Football. Fantasy football is a game based on the performance of NFL players. How do you play?. What does this have to do with stats? . The Setup. Usually Fantasy Football leagues. consist of 8-16 people. Each person. It is also called by different names such as Aurora Fantasy, Ocean Beige, Terra Bianca, Breaking Waves, Cafe Latte, Velvet Onyx, White Reef, Canyon Dawn. It is tremendously well-liked and famous in the USA and Canada Markets. Very famous Indian marble by the names of Fantasy Brown Marble / Brown Fantasy Marble / Fantasy Brown Granite / Brown Fantasy Granite. Fantasy writers use nonfiction to help them develop ideas for their novels . Jane Yolen, the author of . Merlin and the Dragons. and many other fantasy titles, talks about how much research she does for her fantasy books. She has mentioned that she often has flower guidebooks and geography texts and other reference books around when she writes fantasy. She say sometimes it’s because she wants to get the . A collection of essays from historians, linguists, martial artists, and other experts to help you write more compelling fantasy by getting the facts rightWhether it\'s correctly naming the parts of a horse, knowing how lords and ladies address one another, or building a realistic fantasy army, getting the details right takes fantasy writing to the next level. Featuring some of the most popular articles from Dan Koboldt\'s Fact in Fantasy blog as well as several never-before-seen essays, this book gives aspiring and established fantasy writers alike an essential foundation to the fascinating history and cultures of our own world, which serve as a jumping-off point for more inspired and convincing fantasy.