[GUEST POST] Gerald Brandt (Author of THE COURIER) on Creating San Angeles
Gerald Brandt reveals how he created a megalopolis that stretches from the Mexican border to San Francisco [...]
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[GUEST POST] Elizabeth Bonesteel on When World Building Falls Victim to Modern Technology
The science in science fiction is always a product of the time in which the story is written [...]
[GUEST POST] Mark T. Barnes on 5 World Building Tips for Aspiring Epic Fantasists
Mark T. Barnes lives in Sydney, Australia. He is the author of the epic fantasy Echoes of Empire series, published by 47North. The series includes The Garden of Stones [...]
[GUEST POST] Amalie Howard on World-building in THE ALMOST GIRL
Amalie Howard grew up on a small Caribbean island where she spent most of her childhood with her nose buried in a book or being a tomboy running around barefoot, shimmying up [...]
[GUEST POST] Michael J. Martinez on Building Out Worlds, One Piece at a Time
Michael J. Martinez is a novelist, a title which still takes him by surprise now and then. He’s the author of The Daedalus Incident (one of Library Journal‘s best [...]
[GUEST POST] Nina D’Aleo on Worldbuilding in Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Nina D’Aleo wrote her first book at age seven (a fantasy adventure about a girl named Tina and her flying horse). Due to most of the book being written with a feather [...]
[THE THOUSAND NAMES Blog Tour] Django Wexler on Using History to Build a Fantasy Society
Django Wexler graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh with degrees in creative writing and computer science, and worked for the university in artificial [...]
INTERVIEW: A Chat with Leah Petersen About Characters, World Building and “Fighting Gravity”
Leah Petersen lives in North Carolina. She does the day-job, wife, and mother thing, much like everyone else. She prides herself on being able to hold a book with her feet so [...]
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