Picturing Your Dark Fantasy World
Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




Title: Winterskin Author: C.M. Estopare Genre: Dark / Epic Fantasy The Path. Perilous. Brutal. Deadly. It is said that if a man journeys in alone, heโll never return and there will be no corpse to bury. Thousands of lives hang in the balance. Braving the Path is the key to saving them, but their survival is…
William Estes asked “How much detail do you have to put into locations that your characters only hear about? “ … Depends on how important the location is to the story. For this post, details doesn’t always mean what you put in the story. Sometimes you create background information to help you picture a location….
Good thing I enjoy world Building. Developing a society is about as difficult as figuring out how Magic works. Usually, there’s more than one society and if they all function alike, it needs to be for really good reason. These sites helped me a lot:Creating Fantasy and Science Fiction Worlds: Day 6: Let Us Make Man in Our Image: Anthropology…
Kathrin Hutson will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner. Enter via rafflecopter at the bottom of the post. … Building a Fantasy World vs. Writing A Fantasy World Encyclopedia As writers, itโs challenging not to get caught up in all the intricate details of our worlds, wanting to share every…
Me and snow had a little problem over the weekend. More on that later. Before that nasty blizzard hit Chicago, I had an amazing time at ALA’s Midwinter Meeting. I had one monster of a…let’s call it an adventure getting from my home in Brooklyn to the hotel in Chicago. I got lost 3 times….
Unusual places can inspire fantasy stories. I like collecting images of actual places that are so amazing they look like something out of a novel. In general, I’m fascinated by landscapes and architecture from around the world. I’d like to do more traveling one day. Here are some images to inspire your world building or to simply enjoy. Portland Japanese Garden…
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That's great that you were able to get a new perspective on your world. ๐
You can also go back to photos of places, figure out how light plays around with surfaces, that sort of thing, to give you ideas on world building.