A podcast by three fantasy authors who love to overcomplicate their writing lives and want to help you do the same.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Critters, creatures, and things that crawl -- part of the fun of building a new world is getting to populate it with not just sapient characters, but all the flora and fauna. And sometimes, that means the things you find in the smallest corners and c... more
From the Minotaur to xenomorphs to the undead, monsters and their ilk have long been a staple of the sci-fi and fantasy genres. But what exactly is it that makes a monster? Guest John Wiswell joins us to discuss how monsters in fiction often reflect ... more
We spend a lot of time thinking about how to work with worldbuilding as writers -- but how does a reviewer approach the topic when they're reading works of sci-fi and fantasy? Guest Paul Weimer joins us to share his insights as a prolific consumer an... more
When you're creating your world and bringing it into a story, how much do you let show? Guest John Hartness joins us to discuss balancing the off-page and on-page elements, and how that balance might shift based on what kind of a world you're working... more
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Listening to this podcast always gives me great ideas for things to work on and integrate into my own stories. If you’re looking for inspiration, idea for “how-to”, or just an entertaining podcast to listen to, this is it!
I’m a fan of fantasy worlds and also love to construct them. I’m from Germany but unfortunately there aren’t any german podcasts about world building. Then I found this podcast. Even I don’t understand every word, I can’t stop listening. It’s so interesting and funny! They talk about topics I completely forgot although they are quite important. more
This podcast offers a ton of fun and interesting ideas for world building. The show is not only great for giving inspiration for building worlds but it is so insightful about the world we live in. more
I find myself listening to this whenever I need a little extra motivation to write. It helps to build my excitement for writing and sparks creativity. Plus the hosts are fantastic!
A fascinating podcast for fans of fantasy and aspiring writers alike. The hosts are all boundless wells of enthusiasm and knowledge on worldbuilding and a delight to listen to.
Apple Podcasts | #209 | Canada/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #201 | Australia/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #249 | Germany/Arts/Books |
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