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Abhorsen
(Nix).
See
Nix, Garth

actual world, definition of,
10

Alexander, Lloyd, Prydain,
259n49

Anderson, Poul,
21
,
240n43
;
Three Hearts and Three Lions
,
72
,
246n25
.
See also
Anderson, Poul and Karen

Anderson, Poul and Karen,
Dahut
,
24
,
33

Andersson, Petra,
252n18

archetypes,
143
,
184

Armbruster, Karla,
256n85

Arthur, King,
6
–
7
,
186
,
188
,
190
,
258n39

Attebery, Brian,
41
,
83
,
129
; fantasy as fuzzy set,
6
,
8
–
9
,
219
,
221
,
236n28
,
250n98
; fantasy endings,
63
–
64
,
179

Avilion
(Holdstock).
See
Holdstock, Robert

Bailey, Geoff,
259n46

Baker, Deirdre F.,
17
–
18
,
222

Balfe, Myles,
16
–
17

Barber, Richard,
258n37

Barkley, Christine,
206

Barrie, J. M.,
Peter Pan
,
91

Barry, Peter,
213

Bates, Daniel G.,
131
,
134
,
156

Baum, L. Frank:
Ozma of Oz
,
27
;
Tik-Tok of Oz
,
241n57
;
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
,
38

Beowulf
,
7
,
196

Berggren, J. Lennart,
241n53

Black, Jeremy,
20
,
60

blank spaces,
14
,
43
,
52
,
64
–
65
.
See also
maps

borders,
100
,
126
–
28
,
217
,
220
; definition of,
69
; between life and death,
70
,
72
–
82
; between fairy and mundanity,
71
–
72
,
82
–
92
; between magic and technology,
72
,
92
–
98
; Campbellian perspective,
98
–
99
.
See also
boundaries; polders; thresholds

boundaries,
72
,
126
–
28
,
217
; around cities,
129
,
134
; definition of,
12
,
69
; in Holdstock,
109
–
17
; in Miéville,
154
–
66
,
254n67
; in Pratchett,
117
–
25
; in Tolkien,
101
–
9
; turning geography to history,
12
,
125
–
26
.
See also
borders; polders; thresholds

Boyer, Robert H.,
2
,
10
,
41

Bradley, Marion Zimmer,
The Firebrand
,
236n33