Fictional world

Creating a fictional world of the caliber of Star Wars or Lord of the Rings is no small task. It’s one of the most overwhelming creative endeavors you can undertake. Even the most creatively driven people can burn out before their fictional world is fully realized, and the reason for this is that there are so many things you need to consider to make everything work. Take a look at this article for a comprehensive guide on writing your own fictional world!

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Some questions to ask yourself as you're creating a fictional World. We're talking countries, cities and towns.

Walk into any book store, and you will find shelves and shelves of fantasy books. But the same clichés run through most of them, and many are so predictable that you only have to read the back cove…

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Writers use many types of fictional worlds as settings -- from present day reality to exotic fantasy worlds.

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Write about a future or another world/planet, where different worlds or time periods can be seen, accessed and monitored through different sized bubbles in the sky. They allow you to teleport to different parts of the world and master time travel. Oceans are no boundaries.

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While some stories are set in real places, others use fictional cities, countries, and planets. Not just any word works for your fictional place’s name. You want to pick something that is consistent, pronounceable, and memorable, so it adds to your setting development and keeps your reader immersed in your story.

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