Anne Winchell discusses subtext and how to use it effectively; I sabotage it, sometimes.

I discuss how to create new substances and materials so that they feel like they belong to the world.

Anne Winchell and I discuss characters' childhoods and how they affect their future

Anne Winchell talks and speaks and expounds about dialogue and how to do it well

Anne and I discuss offensive language both as a worldbuilding tool and as something to use in writing.

I introduce death as a concept in worldbuilding and how many things affect people and their relationship to death.

Anne Winchell discusses conflict in literature and how it is vital to a story in some form.

Anne and I talk together about how to make a character and the start of development, and we begin of a new series.

A worldbuilding discussion about magic systems with Anne Winchell to celebrate her book being published.

A discussion about warfare and what it is. The start of a series.

Anne Winchell explains how to do advertisements in a very nice manner.

A heavy discussion on the early stages of a culture and what makes it a culture.

Anne Winchell details ways to structure stories around a dramatic question from the 3 Act Structure to the Hero’s Journey and beyond.

We are talking about faster than light travel. Pros and cons of various common forms and things to think on.

A discussion about communication in general and how it affects societies.

Anne Winchell comes back yet again to discuss how to improve information giving in writing without turning it into infodumps, exposition is important.

A quick discussion on what currencies are, what they have to do and examples through history.

A short blog where I explain the concept of a cog in worldbuilding as I introduce it

My friend Anne Winchell goes into point of view in writing.

This blogpost contains 15 rules I consider fundamental to good worldbuilding along with explanations as to why they matter and how to utilise them.