Farion

Typically, as stories go, I write very little, and produce a lot.

There must be twelve fully fledged novels in my head, of which absolutely none have more than two chapters.
I get very easily distracted I'm afraid.

Drat, I most definately replied to this.

I am a big fan of Tolkien, but I only enjoy 'quasi-medieval' fantasy when it has a nice decorative egde to it.

Too many novels of that sort concentrate on the masculine, grungy side of that world and feature tons of bloody battles and narrow minded powerhouse characters. You know, WoW style, with not an ounce of originality and the usual irriating way of speaking.
I prefer the ones that, while they do have epic clashes and a bit of swordplay, concentrate also on the beauty of the land, cultures and races involved.

No, I don't enjoy bloodily killing my characters, though I do sometimes produce sacrifical characters who are introduced solely to die, and then, after I develop them, I get very attached to them and keep the after all.

very interesting you are. Name yourself demon!

Oh?
So high fantasy then? As in, an entirely constructed world, i.e Tolkien?

Average fantasy would anything partial, such as Harry Potter (*shudder*), which takes the real world and gives it a curious new edge.

Erh...my writing is usual chaotic and confused, my inner world is too thick and misty for it's own good, and new ideas spring
Typically my stories are inhabited by bemused sexual tricksters, outrageously atypical moral codes, bored anti-heroes, battleaxe women with porcelain faces and subverted, self-denying, androgynous males.

It's all very hard to keep up with, even for me.:x

Elaborate on said writing.