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World-Building Guidebook

by Natasha Buylding
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Dec 2021
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English
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9 × 0.38 × 6 in
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This World-Building Guidebook was designed to be your go-to Story Bible. Within these pages, you'll find everything you need in order to craft an in-depth world that your readers will have no problem falling into. Whether you're writing a fantasy, sci-fi or contemporary romance novel, this guidebook is for you!


Writing a book can be difficult, but with this guide, you'll find the experience much more enjoyable!


In the World-Building Guidebook, you'll find pages for brainstorming:


* Characters

* Specific Locations

* Maps

* Architecture

* Medicine

* Your World's History

* Clothes

* Food

* Law and Politics

* Entertainment and more!

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PublisherNatasha Buylding
PublishedDec 24, 2021
ISBN-101777652545
ISBN-139781777652548
Paperback176.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.38 × 6 in
Weight1 lb

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