This made me laugh my butt off.
I quit using made up fantasy names when I was 15, and I don’t like reading books that use them either.
But I still laughed my butt off.
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This made me laugh my butt off.
I quit using made up fantasy names when I was 15, and I don’t like reading books that use them either.
But I still laughed my butt off.
By Autumn Rain 
Oh my gosh, this is hilarious! And so much easier than my method of stringing letters together and randomly putting in apostrophes and dashes. I kid, but, sometimes, it feels like this is how green fantasy writers do it. The saddest part is no one ever tells them it’s terrible until after they’ve hit publish.
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The more apostrophes in a name, the greater the mystique! Bonus points if it’s pronounced exactly like common names: Kay-v’in; M’r-ee; Bhu’ob
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Haha, I can’t tell you how confused that makes me. Books that have weird name spellings for very simple names mixed with names that look like gibberish make my head hurt.
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