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Jackarandajam
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First-person narration
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Fight Club comes to mind as a great (and very popular) modern example of this. Mr. Palahniuk is a fan of carefully mixing tenses and...
19 minutes ago
Gallio
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First-person narration
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Writing Discussions
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On rereading my WIP, I'm thinking it would work better with first-person narration. What do you think of this approach? Do you find it...
Today at 5:25 AM
Rexenm
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How important do you find realism/coherence in fantasy worlds?
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Are you aiming at something like Terry Pratchett , or something at either end of the spectrum, of that sort of thing, or just a general...
Today at 3:20 AM
Gurkhal
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How important do you find realism/coherence in fantasy worlds?
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To me its extremely important that the story feels real, and is realistic in things that actually exists in reality. You can absolutely...
Today at 2:42 AM
Sheilawisz
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Reversia; a Clockwise Earth
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Hello! Welcome to Mythic Scribes. In my view, you are world building, so the World Building forum is alright. I could move the thread...
Today at 2:41 AM
FifthView
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How important do you find realism/coherence in fantasy worlds?
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You can establish that your setting is full of unexplained wonders or absurdity, and you can get away with all sorts of incoherence...
Today at 2:37 AM
A. E. Lowan
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Strange research topics
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Yup! At least, I think so. He and his ghost writer have several books out, and the first is called Mind Hunter. I don't agree with...
Yesterday at 10:30 PM
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ForbiddenParadise64
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Retrograde Earth lore building and discussion
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World Building
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As shown here, I have started to create a story thread for my timeline where the Earth begins to spin the other way, exploring my...
Yesterday at 6:29 PM
happygoluckysockmonkey79
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Does anyone else daydream?
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i get ideas for my stories from everything
Yesterday at 6:28 PM
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ForbiddenParadise64
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Reversia; a Clockwise Earth
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It’s a timeline that is gradually covered in the biological and historical elements. The other topic I’m going to create around this...
Yesterday at 6:03 PM
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Genly
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Reversia; a Clockwise Earth
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Speaking as a climate scientist but also as an aspiring writer, this material is very interesting and full of background detail. But...
Yesterday at 5:46 PM
Melody
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Making modern weapons/tools feel 'fantasy'
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Interesting problem. I have a short story that's serial apocalyptic, but there's no technology/weapon issue. Chase makes the good point...
Yesterday at 5:10 PM
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ForbiddenParadise64
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Reversia; a Clockwise Earth
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@mods is there a way to move this topic to an area of the forum containing actual projects and narratives? This topic is where I will...
Yesterday at 4:45 PM
skip.knox
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How important do you find realism/coherence in fantasy worlds?
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Yep. It's brilliant. It's on my list of Movies I'll Watch Any Old Time. I've seen that one probably eight times or so.
Yesterday at 3:31 PM
skip.knox
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Has medieval style fantasy had its day?
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>when I say medieval style fantasy, it’s a loose definition. No worries there. If I fretted over definitions, I don't think I'd read...
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