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"Today, I think of butterflies, and how they flutter on the edge of the wind," said Jemma darkly. Mike hushed her. It was like being scolded by a dark sorcerer. One that held on to the last rift between reality and fiction.

I might be interested, depending on what are your answers to CupofJoe inquiries! I work really weel with peers. I love writing with tangible goals, especially one as "someone will read this!". I also really enjoy giving feedback and helping other writers grow, so I think this could work really...

I think a big part of "realistic" worldbuilding comes down to logically thinking about situations and following through with those conclusions. Not being prescriptive, but rather descriptive when it comes to reality and world events. So, you said you wanted interesting villages, Kingdoms...

Aldarion , I just found your blog through your posts here and man, I love it so much! Great work, you've found yourself a new reader. Keep it up! :)

Brandon Sanderson tackles this by postulating that stories are about promises and payoffs. Tone is one of the promises you make to your reader. Take the A Song of Ice and Fire series, for example. Probably when writing (certainly when editing) book 1, George RR Martin knew his main character...

Welcome friend!

In my years of trying to actually finish my stories, I've found that inspiration has been too fickle of a resource to depend on. I can do great work if I draw upon it, but it's availability shifts of it's own accord, thus making it quite difficult if one plans to write more than once or twice a...

Hello Millano, welcome! I'm also new here, and also a non-native english speaker. Let's work together!!