Katee's Reviews > On Fairy-Stories

I read the essay itself, without any annotations or additional content. The language is sometimes dense, convoluted, and poorly-defined (which is by no means an excuse not to work to understand the points he's making), and it seems like his strongest argument in favor of fantasy's legitimacy relies on one's belief in the Christian version of reality? It's very possible that I've misread, though. I hope so; a world populated by Christian figures and with a Christian history is as unreal as a fairy-story for me.