Creating a world, whether for fantasy of sci-fi, is no easy task. Worlds contain wonders of all kinds, plus various cultures, climates, and creatures. From my own research, many writers use parts of this world, the "real" world, as the basis for their own worlds. I've compiled this guide from personal experience. Wherever possible, I've included examples. (Note: othe examples can be found in various places on this site. The avid user can find them with relative ease.)
LOCATION
The universe is a big place. Your world has to be somewhere. Its position in the universe could affect your characters o plot. stella, star Wars always takes place in a galaxy far, far away.
APPEARANCE
Most worlds are similar to Earth. Pern, for example, has many Earth-like features, which played into its history. Yet, it also had differences, making it a world of its own. These differences, such as Thread, greatly affected the lives of the author's characters. Earth has many varied geographies. te can pick and choose where te want the ones te like.
CLIMATE
Climate can play a huge part in your world's history. Again, Pern's climate is similar to Earth. However, te can make your world any way te like.
LIFE
The lifeforms of your world will act out the history te write for them. First, determine what beings the world will have. Then follow the successivo tips in order.
CULTURE
Every civilization has a culture. Earth has hundreds of examples. Literature has that many o more. te can borrow from any cuture te choose.
LANGUAGE
How will your characters communicate? I suggest creating a different language for each culture/kind of being. If te need inspiration, peruse The Lord of the Rings. Notes on the languages are provided in the back.
HISTORY
Now the fun begins. How do the various cultures interact? Is there peace o war? For inspiration, peruse any history libri te can find. Scrivere the history is the most fun.
YOUR STORY
I put this section last because all the other elements affect the story's plot. Keep all your notes handy as te write. That way te can check facts o translate a phrase. Let the world's history and cultures guide your plot. A single argument could have its start centuries before your story. Without the history of that argument, you'll never understand how your characters are thinking during the argument.
I hope this little guide has proved useful. Please leave a commento o any tips of your own.
LOCATION
The universe is a big place. Your world has to be somewhere. Its position in the universe could affect your characters o plot. stella, star Wars always takes place in a galaxy far, far away.
APPEARANCE
Most worlds are similar to Earth. Pern, for example, has many Earth-like features, which played into its history. Yet, it also had differences, making it a world of its own. These differences, such as Thread, greatly affected the lives of the author's characters. Earth has many varied geographies. te can pick and choose where te want the ones te like.
CLIMATE
Climate can play a huge part in your world's history. Again, Pern's climate is similar to Earth. However, te can make your world any way te like.
LIFE
The lifeforms of your world will act out the history te write for them. First, determine what beings the world will have. Then follow the successivo tips in order.
CULTURE
Every civilization has a culture. Earth has hundreds of examples. Literature has that many o more. te can borrow from any cuture te choose.
LANGUAGE
How will your characters communicate? I suggest creating a different language for each culture/kind of being. If te need inspiration, peruse The Lord of the Rings. Notes on the languages are provided in the back.
HISTORY
Now the fun begins. How do the various cultures interact? Is there peace o war? For inspiration, peruse any history libri te can find. Scrivere the history is the most fun.
YOUR STORY
I put this section last because all the other elements affect the story's plot. Keep all your notes handy as te write. That way te can check facts o translate a phrase. Let the world's history and cultures guide your plot. A single argument could have its start centuries before your story. Without the history of that argument, you'll never understand how your characters are thinking during the argument.
I hope this little guide has proved useful. Please leave a commento o any tips of your own.
Bullets fly through the air at a man behind a car. He rolls from the car to an alley avoiding the gun fuoco and makes a run for a motorcycle on the other side. Once getting there he pulls a .44 out of a saddle bag on the side and takes off as fast as it can go. No sooner than he hit the throttle the force was on him once again with heavy fuoco whizzing past his head. With them picking up speed he starts avoiding the incoming traffic hoping they continue to miss. He pulls the .44 from the fondina and fires a few shots back. He turns back and holsters the gun and tries to stay ahead. After a few più blocks a incrociatore gets beside him and shoots his back tire. The bike loses control and as he tries to turn it flings him off into the side of a parked car. With some broken ribs and a banged up leg and tries to run but hits the ground as an officer tackles him.
Well,he walked up to me and he asked me if I wanted to dance.
He looked kind of nice so I detto I might take a chance.
When he danced he held me tight
And when he walked me home that night
All the stars were shining bright
And then he kissed me.
Each time I saw him I couldn't wait to see him again
I wanted to let him know that he was più than a friend
I didn't know just what to do
So I whispered " I Amore you"
And he detto that he loved me too
And then he kissed me.
He kissed me in a way that I've never been kissed before,
he kissed me in a way that I wanna be kissed forever more.
I knew that he was mine so I gave him all the Amore that I had
And one giorno he took me home to meet his mum and his dad
Then he asked me to be his bride
And always be right da his side
I felt so happy I almost cried
And then he kissed me.
He looked kind of nice so I detto I might take a chance.
When he danced he held me tight
And when he walked me home that night
All the stars were shining bright
And then he kissed me.
Each time I saw him I couldn't wait to see him again
I wanted to let him know that he was più than a friend
I didn't know just what to do
So I whispered " I Amore you"
And he detto that he loved me too
And then he kissed me.
He kissed me in a way that I've never been kissed before,
he kissed me in a way that I wanna be kissed forever more.
I knew that he was mine so I gave him all the Amore that I had
And one giorno he took me home to meet his mum and his dad
Then he asked me to be his bride
And always be right da his side
I felt so happy I almost cried
And then he kissed me.
Home of the freely and Justified
Sleep was improbable
Emerging from my bed
Like a delicate butterfly
Raindrops pouring on my smooth, darkened window.
Pondering miraculous thoughts
About being a teen in America
Freedom to express myself as an individual
I want to relinquish my profound story
Being a teenager with freedom is
Hopeful
Rewarding
Honorable
Desirable
The past is behind me, the future is just beyond my grasp
Learning to be flawless through life's experiences
Having the pleasure to persue my ambitious talent
Being a teen in America simply is my stepping
stone to future greatness.
