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It'd would have to be the multiverse - you have a kind of one with the fountains, but I quite fancy Michael Moorcock's one :D
If I were a fantasy character, I'd definitely stay away from any world you created. :{{{ [by which I mean :))))] You're not as toxic to life and limb as Westeros, only more toxic to magical mental health.
I think I'd choose Earthsea.
C. S. Lewis was definitely into the idea of creating a nice place where you might actually like to spend some time. In a note at the beginning of Out of the Silent Planet, he describes his own Malacandra as somewhere he'd actually like to visit, in contrast to the settings of most sci-fi stories.
I liked the second one. Voyage of the Dawn Treader? Yeah.
But I still want to live in the Austin of Linklater's Slacker. I bring it with me everywhere I go! :)
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It'd would have to be the multiverse - you have a kind of one with the fountains, but I quite fancy Michael Moorcock's one :D
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If I were a fantasy character, I'd definitely stay away from any world you created. :{{{ [by which I mean :))))] You're not as toxic to life and limb as Westeros, only more toxic to magical mental health.I think I'd choose Earthsea.
C. S. Lewis was definitely into the idea of creating a nice place where you might actually like to spend some time. In a note at the beginning of Out of the Silent Planet, he describes his own Malacandra as somewhere he'd actually like to visit, in contrast to the settings of most sci-fi stories.
I liked the second one. Voyage of the Dawn Treader? Yeah.But I still want to live in the Austin of Linklater's Slacker. I bring it with me everywhere I go! :)
