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Worldbuilding is the art of creating a fictional setting. I achieve this by asking lots of questions. I first asked questions about the overview of the setting. I then grab important details and ask more questions. I will repeat this process until I have what I need to start storytelling. I only end the process when I am done telling stories in a given world.
I am not the only person to look at Worldbuilding this way. There is an article about Fantasy Worldbuilding Questions by Patricia C. Wrede on the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America website. Or go check out the 20 World Building Questions for Authors to Ask Themselves post by JS Morin or The Ultimate Guide to World-Building: How To Write Fantasy, Sci-Fi And Real-Life Worlds post on writersedit.com. There are also countless other great articles with great questions you should ask yourself when you are worldbuilding. However, I wish I asked myself some questions before I started.
So, check out the episode and let us know what your answers are to the seven questions below.
Podcast Show FlowThe Worldbuilding Task for the DayAsk yourself the questions and use that as a goal when creating your world
The Real World task for the dayCall home before you finish work for the day and ask if you need to pick anything up on your way home.
The TeaseHow to create the most original story, EVER!
Please Subscribe, Rate and Review us on iTunesFor complete Fantasy Worldbuilding, show notes go to Gardul.com
Michael's ResourcesArtifexian Episode 112: Magic Vs Technology? http://gardul.com/blog/episode-112-magic-vs-technology/ Episode 106: Language First Culture Create Shadowrun Cyberpunk 2020: The Roleplaying Game of the Dark Future Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1) Fifty Shades of Grey Alice in Wonderland Wizard of Oz Episode 80: What Type of Worldbuilder are you? The Building of Worlds by Rajan Khanna Batman Ten Nights of the Beast No. 420 Jun 1988 (Part Four of Four)
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Worldbuilding is the art of creating a fictional setting. I achieve this by asking lots of questions. I first asked questions about the overview of the setting. I then grab important details and ask more questions. I will repeat this process until I have what I need to start storytelling. I only end the process when I am done telling stories in a given world.
I am not the only person to look at Worldbuilding this way. There is an article about Fantasy Worldbuilding Questions by Patricia C. Wrede on the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America website. Or go check out the 20 World Building Questions for Authors to Ask Themselves post by JS Morin or The Ultimate Guide to World-Building: How To Write Fantasy, Sci-Fi And Real-Life Worlds post on writersedit.com. There are also countless other great articles with great questions you should ask yourself when you are worldbuilding. However, I wish I asked myself some questions before I started.
So, check out the episode and let us know what your answers are to the seven questions below.
Podcast Show FlowThe Worldbuilding Task for the DayAsk yourself the questions and use that as a goal when creating your world
The Real World task for the dayCall home before you finish work for the day and ask if you need to pick anything up on your way home.
The TeaseHow to create the most original story, EVER!
Please Subscribe, Rate and Review us on iTunesFor complete Fantasy Worldbuilding, show notes go to Gardul.com
Michael's ResourcesArtifexian Episode 112: Magic Vs Technology? http://gardul.com/blog/episode-112-magic-vs-technology/ Episode 106: Language First Culture Create Shadowrun Cyberpunk 2020: The Roleplaying Game of the Dark Future Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1) Fifty Shades of Grey Alice in Wonderland Wizard of Oz Episode 80: What Type of Worldbuilder are you? The Building of Worlds by Rajan Khanna Batman Ten Nights of the Beast No. 420 Jun 1988 (Part Four of Four)
Use Gardul.com/Amazon when shopping online to help support the show
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