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World Building: Part 1- Physical Setting
by Fae Rowen I was shocked when Laura, Sharla and Jenny suggested I write a craft blog on world building. Before you read any further, I need to confess something. I’ve never taken a world building writing class. But after … Continue reading
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Tagged District 12, Dune, Fae Rowen, Frank Herbert, Jenny Hansen, Katniss, Laura Drake, laws of physics, Mayflower, paranormal, Pilgrims, Rules for World Building, Sci Fi, science fiction, Setting as Character, Sharla Rae, show don't tell, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games, World Building, World Building-Physical Setting, World Building-Social/cultural, Writers in the Storm, writing, Writing Craft, YA fiction
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Writing Lessons from The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Laura Drake WARNING – SPOILERS AHEAD You may want to stand back a bit. I’m about to gush, and you don’t want to get it on you.