Fun with Fantasy: a genre study

• Introduction
• Task
• Process
• Evaluation
• Conclusion
• Credits


• Teacher Page

Credits

For most of my knowledge about fantasy, besides my own background, I drew extensively from Lawrence Watt-Evan's website.

I would like to give credit to the amateur fantasy short story website for providing numerous examples to read and evaluate.

R.A. Salvatore for his examples and website

Harry Turtledove for his mastery of alternate history and his example.

George R.R. Martin for his example and intriguing writings.  

Richard Martin for his example.

Mike Krath for his example. 

Mike Combs for his example.

The national standards website.  

And of course, Mr. Del Busto for teaching me how to make a WebQuest in the first place.  

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