The vvd Post
vvd, Chris, geneva holden, EdvaneFor worldbuilders and storytellers of fiction
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worldbuilding as an art
Worldbuilding is the practice of creating an imaginary world, usually for the sake of another type of finished work like a book. I myself am a fantasy author (though unpublished just yet), and I have found a deep love for this part of the p...
worldbuilding must carry pressure
Most fantasy worlds are not remembered. They get built and then they get forgotten. Not because they lacked detail. Usually because they had too much of it, and none of it was under any strain.
why I'm a cyberpunk storyteller
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solarpunk was never about the aesthetics
The solarpunk genre has a reputation of being a “beautiful future”. Bright blue skies, luscious greenery, and clean technology to power cities and settlements. This optimism for the future sets a trap for writers who want to explore the rea...
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a worldbuilding platform for fiction storytellers
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Free dark fantasy stories from across the Marchlands - creatures and ruins, wars and quiet griefs, impossible choices. A world real enough to deserve witnesses. A novel nearly here.
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