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Ok so here's an idea I've been sitting on for like. Years.
Imagine a magazine like Time or Consumer Report, or even a newspaper, but the events within are entirely fictional, and slowly tell the story of some fantasy kingdom, or a spaceport, or some other fictional setting.
Like, imagine a Hobbiton newsletter, or "Naboo Digest". Would that be something people would want to read? Am I silly and that's just what a Zine is?
The Grey Gawker
'...but when that wonderful / intellectual, silver-tongued, trustworthy / and ravishing M.N. decides, you will know too.' Check out this week's fantasy poem, 'The Grey Gawker' on my blog!
This week, I’ve got another poem from my slowly unfurling fantasy world for you, and this one lends itself a bit to the mystery that you probably weren’t even considering (if you’ve caught a couple of these) – who is actually writing these poems? Not in the meta sense that I’m the one coming up with them of course, but more of a ‘who is the narrator?’ sort of deal, which I hope you find…
