Here we are at Episode 11, world-building part seven which tackles everything legal and your government systems in your world. I will discuss why your world should have some kind of legal system as well as different types of government systems you can look at using as well.

As we continue our trek through the eight-part series on world-building, in this part six episode, I will be discussing money, different types of money and travelling with money as well as bartering and trade systems.

In part five of the world-building series, I am discussing the need for agriculture, commercial, and industrial parts which are essential to your characters and why. From farms to people of the trades to travel routes and more, join me as discuss more about the world-building process.

In this episode and part four of the world-building process, I will be discussing different types of people, languages, and ethnicities and how they are important to your world and why you do need people in your world when creating it.

In this episode, I will be discussing the people that will inhabit the world you are creating. From ethnicities to languages, to skin color and more, your world needs people and so will your characters.

Welcome to the second part of the world-building series! This week's topic is the geography of your world and why this is as important as your characters and everything else. From mountains, to prairies and flatland, hills, to underground mazes, your world needs geography and I explain why. Join me as we discuss everything... geography!

This episode of the That Writer Guy Podcast will introduce you to the wonderful world of world-building. This series will be eight episodes long and cover everything you need to successfully create a world for your characters to live in. In this episode, you will find information about what to include, the different episodes and what they will cover, and how to make them all work together as one cohesive world.

In this episode, I will be discussing how many words makes up what classification for what type of story. From a six-word story up to a novella, novel and beyond, I will also share examples of books that are beyond the imagination in word count. Join me as I dissect each type of classification to help end the debate on how many words do you have to write to reach each type of story.

On this episode, I will be discussing what an Outliner or Plotter is and what a Pantser is, why they are different, why they work for some, but not others, and which is better. Will explain how things work for an outliner, why they might not work for someone who is a pantser and will do the same for those who are pantsers.

Bad Writing AdviceAs a writer, we all have faced people who are eager to give advice. I've received plenty of it. Some of it good, but a large majority of it bad. In this episode, I will be discussing ten pieces of advice that I have received or others have received and why I find it to be bad advice.