No prophecies. No goblin armies. Nobody trying to destroy the world. No elves with bows, dwarves with beards, spellbooks, or fireballs. No irritatingly stupid protagonist. No wise-cracking sidekick. No loyal animal companion.
Art: “Cities” by Edward Miller
July 31st, 2006. Posted by FanLit | Feature | Comments Off |
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