Composers of Fantasy texts successfully use Fantasy conventions to engage their audience by using suspension of disbelief. Fantasy is extravagant and powerful whether it's conjured worlds, magic or anthropomorphism. Suspension of disbelief allows us to find escapism; we forget about reality and believe in the unbelievable. It draws us into a world that isn't actually real. Authors can use so much detail that readers believe that the Fantasy conventions used in the book are "real", meaning that Fantasy composers successfully use Fantasy conventions to engage their audience. For example, in "The Hobbit", we forgot about reality and believe in magic and the existence of fantastic other creatures because the author makes everything sound so realistic
