The World-Builders Club
Nelini Stamp, Amelia Hayes, Sara Mortensen, Jo FerreiraWelcome to the World-Builders Club—the ultimate hangout for story nerds, pop culture junkies, and lore-obsessed dreamers! If you’ve ever found yourself debating the politics of a fictional kingdom.. we're your people
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | worldbuildersclub.substack.com |
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Chief at The World-Builders Club. Building a part with Working Families Party.
Fandom organizer w/ WFP, spicy book reader, reality tv junkie, midwest mom
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Brooklyn born-and-raised writer and artist, frequent Dungeon Master, and aspiring member of the Nosferatu clan.
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