Christina’s review of Yes, Your Serpentine Excellency > Likes and Comments
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augh! i still need to put my review up! today i remember my sins!
As in, the fantasy religion in this novel seems based on that of Latter Day Saints/Mormonism. I haven’t seen that before in a fantasy novel, and thought it was creative.
Interesting. Thanks for the clarification. I'm looking forward to reading it.
The use of "alt" in general signifies a setting or element strongly based on or inspired by a real-world one. Like "alt-Scotland" would be a fantasy setting that is obviously Scotland, but doesn't have to abide by the actual geography or historical events of that country.
Christina wrote: "The use of "alt" in general signifies a setting or element strongly based on or inspired by a real-world one. Like "alt-Scotland" would be a fantasy setting that is obviously Scotland, but doesn't ..."
"alt" aka, "alternate" :D one of my fave modifiers for fantasy and scifi!
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As in, the fantasy religion in this novel seems based on that of Latter Day Saints/Mormonism. I haven’t seen that before in a fantasy novel, and thought it was creative.
Interesting. Thanks for the clarification. I'm looking forward to reading it.
The use of "alt" in general signifies a setting or element strongly based on or inspired by a real-world one. Like "alt-Scotland" would be a fantasy setting that is obviously Scotland, but doesn't have to abide by the actual geography or historical events of that country.
Christina wrote: "The use of "alt" in general signifies a setting or element strongly based on or inspired by a real-world one. Like "alt-Scotland" would be a fantasy setting that is obviously Scotland, but doesn't ...""alt" aka, "alternate" :D one of my fave modifiers for fantasy and scifi!
