World building

The following list of questions is meant to aid authors of fantasy fiction who are seeking to create believable imaginary settings for their stories. While many of these questions may be helpful or crucial to certain stories, they will not all apply to every story. It is not necessary for an author to answer all, or even any, of the questions in order to start writing, (or to finish writing, either). The idea is simply to provoke people into thinking about the ways their settings and…

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Master list of over 112 world-building questions for writers. From questions about culture to the economy and environment of the world.

World building

Some questions to ask yourself as you're creating a fictional World. We're talking countries, cities and towns.

Learn the art of world-building in your sci-fi, fantasy or alt-history story with these 10 key elements of world-building!

My small series of world building advice continues: today I talk about the possibility of including a military into your fantasy world. Learn about what you should consider when planning. Also check out the rest of this series in order to learn more about how to world build in fantasy stories and which aspects you should think about. Check out my blog for more writing advice (Link in Bio)!

Did you ever consider how science and medicine might function in your fantasy world? Here are some questions you might want to consider Check out my world-building board for more ideas for your world-building process! Also check out my profile for more writing advice

What is a realistic population size for a medieval or ancient fantasy setting? Should a city have a couple of million people? How about 500,000 or 20,000? Let’s delve in and give you some simple guidelines as well as a cheat sheet you can easily reference as you are writing your story and drawing yo

You've built your fantasy world. How do you immerse readers in it? The key is in how you write the lore to entertain and ground the audience.