are the fillory and further books real?
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Fillory and Further. The Fillory and Further is a fictional book series in Lev Grossman's The Magicians trilogy (The Magicians, The Magician King, The Magician's Land). These books are about the Chatwin children's adventures in Fillory.
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Actually audiobooks have their own edition on goodreads, even the site acknowledges them as books. When you browse a book on the site, click on "other editions" and there should be audio versions too, at least for popular books. You still take in the same story if your listening comprehension is acceptable.
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If you are pretty interested in the Halo lore, then yes they are good. Judging just in terms of general fantasy/sci-fi novels, well then, some are better than others, and they might not all be considered great compared to the norm.
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Zany as they seem, the Durrells and their friends on Corfu are based on real people. The stories of the family's Greek sojourn come from three semi-fictionalized memoirs known as the “Corfu trilogy,” written by the real-life Gerald Durrell.
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Yes, definitely read them. It's not that the books are better (I personally think so but I can see an argument for the other view), they are more complex and dense. There are more characters and subplots and I think they are telling very similar but definitely different stories with different objectives.
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Any resemblance to real persons or other real-life entities is purely coincidental. All characters and other entities appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, dead or alive, or other real-life entities, past or present, is purely coincidental.
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And, although the stories he tells them about his life after the Quagmire fire are full of holes, his allegations are largely confirmed by other characters (Kit Snicket, Captain Widdershins, etc). More reasonably, we can therefore assume that Quigley is not a liar per se.
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I will admit that it was the game that first alerted me to the Witcher. I bought the game and right before I began playing it I found out that there was a novel it was based upon. ... So back to your question, the answer is actually yes the Netflix show is surprisingly accurate in as far as following the novels.
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The claims that Antrum is cursed have also migrated to other social media platforms, like Twitter, and have sent the movie's popularity soaring on Amazon Prime. No, it's not true, though. It's fiction, with a clever gimmick designed to give it a documentary – and thus true – feel.
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Intel from insiders seems to reveal that parts of Love It of List It are indeed less-than-real. One person reported to have personal information about what's real and what's fake about the show. ... The source went on to say, "They are still in the house and they love it, but the show says they listed it."
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Lord of the Rings was, unfortunately, based on no TRUE story. Tolkien's world had already been created in short stories he had written during his days in the army, those stories being the collection published in The Silmarillion, which concerned the history of Middle-Earth.
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Many believe it contains the actual word of God. But many people don't realize that over the past 2,000 years, this sacred text has changed a great deal. No "first edition" exists. What we have are copies, the first of which were made hundreds of years after the events supposedly took place.
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The language is real and was created by David J. Valyrian didn't exist before the books, but it's now a real language. Author George R.R. Martin did have the language in the books, but it wasn't a fully form language.
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Canon = This is in the source material. Filler = This is not in the source material, but it doesn't mean it haven't actually happend in the universe of the source material anyway. Example is having a Slice of Life episode not shown in the manga, to fill in time. This is often used to not catch up to the manga.
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They are real, just older styles. You must log in or register to reply here.
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This is from Roman Polanski's film, "The Ninth Gate". It is a reproduction of the book used in the movie. This book is entirely fictional.
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Dan Brown: 99 percent of it is true. All of the architecture, the art, the secret rituals, the history, all of that is true, the Gnostic gospels. All of that is … all that is fiction, of course, is that there's a Harvard symbologist named Robert Langdon, and all of his action is fictionalized.