Adventures in Storytelling: Fantasy

This session focuses on Fantasy titles and its many sub-genres.  The links below are the session PowerPoint, articles, Web sites and other resources.

Deadlines for extra CE credit for the Fantasy class can be found here.

Where the authors are:

• Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America 

 Where the reviews and readers are:

• Fantasy Book Spot
• Fantasy Freaks
• Fantasy Bookshelf
• Locus Magazine Online

• The SF Site

• SFX - the SF and Fantasy magazine

• SF Reviews

• Science Fiction and Fantasy World

• SF Booklist

• Books N Bytes

Where the awards are:

• Hugo Award by the World Science Fiction Society
• Nebula Award by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
• James Tiptree, Jr. Award

• Fantasy Freaks Forum 
• SFX Forum
• Denver Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club - great information and book lists

Where the bloggers are:

• Rob's Blog O' Stuff
• Jim Butcher's Blog
• Neil Gaiman's Journal
• Fantasy & Sci-Fi Lovin' Blog
• Realms of Speculative Fiction
• Sci Fi Chick
• SFF Review

Other links of note:

• Print and Online Fantasy RA Resources
• Bond, Gwenda, "Fantasy Goes Literary" in Publishers' Weekly (April 3, 2006).  Link is to article in EBSCOhost.
• Harvey, Ryan, "The Sword-and-Sorcery, Planetary Romance and Swashbuckler Timeline."  Web article offering a retrospective look.
• "Fantasy Subgenres" entry on Wikipedia