Tag Archives: world-building

Developing Fictional Worlds: The Nits are All you Have

Posted on June 24, 2015 by E. C. Ambrose

As you may know, my most popular blog entry (still) is the one entitled Bilbo Baggins’ Bathrobe: A Example of Poor World-building.  Every month or two, someone new discovers this post and feels they must take me to task for … Continue reading →

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The Lego Movie and World Building

Posted on February 9, 2014 by E. C. Ambrose

I know, I know, I’ve promised to get back to historical blogging, and I promise I’ll blog later on this week about some nasty historical detail, really! So this will be a quick one. Lego is about the most literal … Continue reading →

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Drowning in the Seas of Knowledge: Social Media World-building

Posted on December 12, 2012 by E. C. Ambrose

This has been my week to make a stab at getting my act together on-line.  The end of the year is approaching fast, I’d hate to miss out on my resolutions.  So now my blog has widgets, my Facebook page … Continue reading →

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