The buried giant The genre of fantasy has the ability to expand our imagination by challenging reality, as Neil Gaiman himself rightly said: “Fantay is a tool of the narrator. It is a way of talking about things that are not, nor can be, literally true; a way of concreteizing our metaphors that acquires myth dyes in one direction and allegory in another.” Even, it must be said that beyond Tolkien’s symbolic legacy, there is a certain kind of fan…
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The buried giant The genre of fantasy has the ability to expand our imagination by challenging reality, as Neil Gaiman himself rightly said: “Fantay is a tool of the narrator. It is a way of talking about things that are not, nor can be, literally true; a way of concreteizing our metaphors that acquires myth dyes in one direction and allegory in another.” Even, it must be said that beyond Tolkien’s symbolic legacy, there is a certain kind of fan…