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skip.knox
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How about one more thread about maps?
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You did say website. I don't think there's anything for e-books, but for html I entered this as a search string: a widget or embed that...
Monday at 12:07 AM
skip.knox
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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>Stories of imagination tend to upset those without one. Too facile for my taste. Seems to me all stories require imagination, both to...
Monday at 12:03 AM
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hunterjwizzard
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How about one more thread about maps?
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What I really want is one of those click drag and zoom things for my book website. But I do not know to code.
Sunday at 9:11 PM
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ThinkerX
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How about one more thread about maps?
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I went with multiple naps for the big picture, which covers about a third of the northern hemisphere.
Sunday at 8:43 PM
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hunterjwizzard
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How about one more thread about maps?
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World Building
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New user, sorry if this violates some rule. Didn't want to hijack the other threads. I was curious if anyone has a good way to present...
Sunday at 5:41 PM
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hunterjwizzard
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Discovery mapping
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Tolkien said to draw the map first, then write the story to fit the map. Otherwise you can end up with absurd problems.
Sunday at 5:36 PM
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hunterjwizzard
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Hello All,
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Hey, I wouldn't have gotten this far if I weren't having a lot of fun doing it :cool:
Sunday at 4:48 PM
Malik
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Ask, you may be surprised
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Back before the internet, you would call a research librarian and ask them stuff. They'd get back to you, usually within a few hours...
Sunday at 4:27 PM
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hunterjwizzard
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Introductions
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Hi there. I am new to this forum but very old to writing. I'm currently in the midst of a highly unsuccessful bid to publish(it is not...
Sunday at 4:17 PM
TheCrystallineEntity
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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One of my favourite quotes of his. 😄
Sunday at 3:26 PM
Queshire
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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How political am I allowed to get with this conversation? 0.o
Sunday at 2:06 PM
Karlin
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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Ook!
Sunday at 1:35 PM
Mad Swede
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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Writing Discussions
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"Stories of imagination tend to upset those without one." Discuss!
Sunday at 1:29 PM
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Genly
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A New Idea
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Hi Melinda, First, welcome! A lot of new members post a couple of pages of their work in the Critique Requests forum, so that they can...
Sunday at 2:27 AM
K.S. Crooks
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Stress in medieval times
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Stress has always existed for all life. This predates hunter gatherers. What more stressful than trying to find food or shelter for your...
Sunday at 12:28 AM
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