World Building
A Ceaseless Creative Flux of Autodidactic Textures
Gregarious writers of the Beachcomber’s guild suffer intensely from a tragic propensity to correlate too much driftwood via the cosmic creative process, neglecting the structured fundamentals of the orthodox creative processes. They do not understand that creative evolution, itself in its ceaseless creative flux, has in effect generated a layered merger of creativity and subtext, in the form of a universe endowed with autodidactic capacities. World-Building is awash in the uniqueness of novelty and innovation, tested in the crucible of self-reflective coherence.
The Three Things You Need to Turn Your World-Building into Futuristic Utopias of 2022
In this section, I will be talking about three things that you need to turn your world-building into futuristic utopias of 2022.
1) The first thing is the world building. This is the most crucial part of the process, because all the other parts are built upon it. You need to understand what you want your future world to look like and how it will function in order for your story to have a believable foundation.
2) The second thing is technology. Technology has been evolving at an exponential rate in recent years, so much that we are now living in a time where our devices are smarter than us and can do everything from mundane tasks like buying groceries or taking photos, to more complex tasks like self-driving cars and AI personal assistants – so if you want to create a smart home or create a chatbot, an AI copywriting assistant will help you write the content for it.
3) Without Vision, the People will perish.
World-Building Retro: Approaching Story immersed in the 1820’s
World-building is a crucial part of any story. It allows the reader to fully immerse themselves in the world that you have created. In this section, we will explore how writers can create a sense of immersion for their readers by using elements from the 1820’s. This includes clothing, food, and other aspects of life in order to make your story feel more authentic and relatable to your reader.