Practice #31 - Fantastical Adventures

[ELMontague]

Folks,

We did speculative fiction last go around, how about fantasy encounters this time. We can work our way through the genres this way.

[Thomas_Anderson]

Ah sweet, my two main genres back to back.

[bettielee]

Everybody's doin' fairy stories.

[Zoombie]

Witches don't have to be ugly.

Oh no no no.

Though, now, whenver I think of the Witch, I think of the Witch from Left 4 Dead (http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/8551/left4deadwitchzoeybybar.jpg)

Not quite what you were thinking, doubtlessly.

[sunandshadow]

Aw, no mythological creatures or animal people? (And last I heard fae were basically elves). But, nevermind me, even when I find these exercises interesting I could never get anything resembling a story put together in a week, and I'd feel bad for not working on one of the projects I've already started instead. @_@

[ELMontague]

Witches and Wizards just barely lead.

Sun&Shadow - Furry may well fit under other.

[Fokker Aeroplanbau]

One of the few bits of erotica that I have ever thought had a smidge of literary, or plot, significance was the spirit on human scene in Stephen King's Gunslinger Magnum Opus. I would, my own non-specific manner, want to see what you guys have up your sleave and more importantly: can you top it? Likely not but hey - it'll be a goal to achieve.

[ELMontague]

Witches and Wizards still lead, but spirits, fae and fairies are making a run.

[ELMontague]

It's Witches and Wizards.