From the classic BBC production of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
I’ve been expecting, any day now, word that my Bell Mountain novel No. 15, Ocean of Time, has been printed and is ready to be put on sale.
So let’s push the nooze aside and talk about fantasy.
(Well, now my computer is acting up. Wanna write a real fantasy that’s going to blow your readers’ minds? Write about a computer that actually works! Grrrr!)
Anyway, you need realistic characters or your fantasy ain’t goin’ nowhere.
How do you achieve realism when you’re writing about non-human characters you just made up?
It took me a very many years to learn this rule, but I’m giving it to you now for free:
Where realism can’t go, consistency will find the way.
Well, now I know I’m not the only one with a rebellious computer. Oh, these wonderful, helpful innovations, eh?
I do love Wytt.