I guess I also want to say something on the realism discussion. I completely agree with Onix that my stories are in many ways just as unrealistic as his are.

And who prefers which kind of unrealism is a matter of taste in the end.

His stories are set in a fantasy/fairytale setting. But from that starting point he develops them quite "realistically", meaning he sticks to the rules of the particular fantasy setting.

Some of my stories may be set a world more close to real life. But then they often develop quite unrealistically, breaking a lot of the rules and probabilities in the real world.