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Beginner’s Guide to Worldbuilding for Fantasy Fiction

Calling all aspiring world-builders! Are you passionate about crafting rich and immersive worlds but find yourself struggling to bring your visions to life? Fear not! This book is tailor-made for you.

This comprehensive guide delves deeply into the craft of world-building, taking you from the fundamentals to expertise. Discover the real meaning of world-building and how to easily include it in your narrative.

But that's not all! This ebook doesn't just tell you how—it shows you. Packed with numerous examples, each point is illustrated to ensure an engaging and enlightening reading experience.

Ready to level up your world-building game? Dive into the exercises and practices provided, designed to help you hone your skills and master this crucial aspect of storytelling.

Regardless of your writing experience level, this guide will help you create worlds that will captivate readers and endure over time. Let's embark on this journey together and unlock the secrets of world-building excellence!


Author:

  • Peter Thompson

Format:

  • E-book

Duration:

  • 66 pages

Language:

English


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  1. Epistolary Transition : Incorporating Letters, Emails, or Journal Entries to Bridge Chapters

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  2. Character Relationships : Evolving Relationships to Provide Continuity and Transition

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  3. The Scene Transition : Moving Seamlessly Between Different Locations or Times

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  4. The Scene Break : Using Visual or Typographical Breaks to Indicate a Shift in Time or Place

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  5. The Motif Return : Reintroducing a Recurring Element or Symbol to Create Connection

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  6. The Parallel Plot : Alternating Between Two or More Storylines and Bridging Them Smoothly

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  7. The Flash Forward : Briefly Alluding to Future Events to Create Anticipation

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  8. The Emotional Callback : Echoing an Emotion or Conflict from the Previous Chapter

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  9. The Internal Conflict : Using a Character’s Internal Struggle to Transition and Develop the Plot

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  10. Scene Recap : Briefly Summarizing Key Points from the Previous Chapter for Continuity

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  11. The Cliffhanger Reveal : Ending with a Mystery or Question and Answering It in the Next Chapter

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  12. The Chapter Title : Using Descriptive or Thematic Titles to Foreshadow or Connect Chapters

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