It is almost always placed in an antagonistic relationship with the better-defined high fantasy genre, though as a work may contain one contrast with high fantasy and many common points; such antagonism centers on the traits the writer has decided to concentrate on.
It is almost always placed in an antagonistic relationship with the better-defined high fantasy genre (exemplified by J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"). Though a work may contain one contrast with high fantasy and many common points, such antagonism centers on the traits the writer has decided to concentrate on.