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How Belief Becomes Power in Fantasy | Mave Hathaway, The Breaking
Mave Hathaway explores world building in her fantasy series The Dodsfell Chapter, with rich magic systems, gods, and a complex medieval-inspired society.
Victorian Information State Worldbuilding | Tim Standish, The Sterling Directive
Explore Tim Standish’s alternate 1896 London, where mechanical computers power conspiracies, radical movements, and thrilling steampunk adventures.
First Contact Without Songs or Stories | Macaulay Christian, Apocalis Universe
John Richardson explores world-building with Macaulay Christian, focusing on Eridu's societal structure, tyranny, creativity, and intergalactic tensions.
Fantasy Trials, Curses, and Consequences | Evan Kidwell
Evan Kidwell shares the story behind his debut fantasy novel, explores worldbuilding, trials, and social hierarchies, offering insights for speculative fiction fans.
Why Magic Needs Limits | Aurora Winter, Magic, Mystery and the Multiverse
Aurora Winter shares insights on crafting young adult fantasy, exploring worldbuilding, free speech themes, and multidimensional characters in her trilogy.
Talisman Rules, Trust, and Moral Pressure | Mike Oppenheim
Author Mike Oppenheim dives into the creation of his novel "The Curse of Cortez," exploring worldbuilding, moral dilemmas, and the power of a cursed talisman.
What Audiobook Narrators Need from Worldbuilders | Liza Jacob
Narrator Liza Jacob explains how strong worldbuilding enhances audiobook performance, from accents to emotional connection, offering tips for indie authors.
Dystopian Compliance, Choice, and Control | Dr. Larry Smith
Dr. Larry Smith explores the dystopian future of addiction recovery in 2084, tackling themes of control, morality, and resistance to corporate power.
Behaviour-First Worldbuilding | Momoko Uno, Hello Humans
Writer Momoko Uno shares the creative process behind her sci-fi comedy "Hello Humans", exploring alien species, humour, and speculative world-building.
When Magic Costs Lives | J.F. Monroe, The Legendary Guardians
John Richardson interviews J.F. Monroe about her fantasy trilogy, exploring unique world building, the Four Horsemen as guardians, and the burden of power.
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