Lost Spoiler warning! Don't read it if you are still waiting to get your Lost answers.

Ok, so I've just watched the final episode of Lost - The Finale and it turns out that Lost is ...

Telling stories is one thing, and writing them down so they become a "short story" or a "novella" or a "novel" is another thing altogether. I don't think I fully realised that until just now, and I think that is an important step forward.

Writing for a living and being a story teller are quite distinct things.

One the one hand, there is the format; fashions decide how a story should be "presented" to the "target market" and that reflects not only in the language used, and the word count aspired to, but also in many other ways onto the story, re-shapes it, makes it into this other thing.

Being a story teller, one may free oneself from all of that.

From StarFields:

Dear Visitor, welcome to Fantasy-Fiction.co.uk.

I bought the domain a while ago and I don't remember what I had originally planned for this website. Since then, I decided that I would like it simply to celebrate FANTASY - human imagination, no matter how it plays out, and to inspire others to FANTASIZE MORE. The world needs it.