Space Opera and Fantasy have both been brought back and made

I'm confused, do you think that's true or is this purely a hypothetical question?

>>9834195
where exactly have those genres been brought back from? how are they respectable? what the fuck is "literary care"? surely fantasy has only become further and further degraded since the days of tolkien and peake?

>>9834200
do you deny space opera has been brought back and is now written at a higher standard?

>>9834209
brought back from being considered low brow and old fashioned and dead
>literary fantasy
>tolkien
oh you

>>9834223
I haven't seen any evidence to the contrary. What are you basing this statement on?

>>9834223
when did this journey from fantasy being high-brow to low-brow to high-brow again take place exactly? give me dates. plus, what's "low-brow"? what's "high-brow"? if tolkien's not "high-brow" then when was this original period of fantasy highbrowness? what's "literary care"? how do you measure "literary care"?

>>9834247
>when did this journey from fantasy being high-brow to low-brow to high-brow again take place exactly?
it went from low brow to high brow, same with space opera

no, the future is drones

>>9834256
wait, you've repeatedly stated that these genres were "brought BACK" into respectability. now you deny they ever had respectability before. how can we have a conversation when you change your position from post to post like that?

so please first settle on whether they were "brought back" or "brought into" respectability and then provide some evidence for whichever claim you end up making. also, what's "literary care"?