[ SECRET POST #2882 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2882 ⌋

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Comments

[xenomantid]

Brooks and McKiernan were the specific authors I was thinking of when I wrote those two sentences. By "authors who tried to follow [Tolkien]," I meant "authors who tried to effectively rewrite Lord of the Rings."

I agree that the problem is not that those books exist but that certain business decisions in the 1970s created a glut of repetitive epic fantasy. Fortunately, it seems to me that the backlash against Yet Another Medieval European Fantasy has been sufficient to create a greater number of more original works in the fantasy genre.