On Writing and Worldbuilding - Volume I
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Narrated by:
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Larissa Thompson
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Merphy Napier
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By:
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Timothy Hickson
About this listen
Writing advice tends to be full of "rules" and "tips" which are either too broad to be helpful or outright wrong. In On Writing and Worldbuilding, we will discuss specific and applicable ideas to consider, from effective methods of delivering exposition and foreshadowing, to how communication, commerce, and control play into the fall of an empire.
On Writing
- Part I: Prologues
- Part II: The First Chapter
- Part III: The Exposition Problem
- Part IV: Foreshadowing
- Part V: Villain Motivation
- Part VI: Hero-Villain Relationships
- Part VII: Final Battles
- Part VIII: The Chosen One
- Part IX: Hard Magic Systems
- Part X: Soft Magic Systems
- Part XI: Magic Systems and Storytelling
On Worldbuilding
- Part XII: Polytheistic Religions
- Part XIII: Hidden Magical Worlds
- Part XIV: How Empires Rise
- Part XV: How Empires Work
- Part XVI: How Empires Fall
Exclusive Content
- Part XVII: How I Plan a Novel
Dozens of sidenotes and extra thoughts on all these wonderful stories
©2019 Timothy Hickson (P)2020 Timothy HicksonWhat listeners say about On Writing and Worldbuilding - Volume I
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- Marcus
- 30-07-22
A great study in worldbuilding
Timothy Hickson has made a great tool for writers and worldbuilders. With good exemples and interesting breakdowns he aids you on a path of better writting.
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- salepetrovic87
- 30-12-20
Poor narration
I have this book in Kindle version and it's amazing. I like the book really much and I find it really helpful... That said, this Audible narration is just plain awful from the start. It sounds as if a robotic voice had read a pdf version outloud while someone is just changing the voice option every moment, so it starts first as super quick, then slows down insufferably for a second or two and so on and so on... I don't know why the guy who wrote the book haven't just done the narration himself - he has a great channel on YouTube where he doesn't narrate his own videos that this book seems to be based on. Didn't expect to be disappointed, but it is what it is... Great book, but the narration is below any minimum standards...
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