Worldbuilding for Every Genre

Presented by: JS Morrison | Leigh Hull | Vladi Avdi

World building applies to every kind of story. This session explores how to create believable worlds through sensory detail, internal consistency, and emotional truth, whether writing speculative or realistic fiction.

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