Developing a Fantasy World
Hey Goodreaders!
When I tell people I know that I have developed an entire world (an entire solar system really), I usually get the same responses: "Wow, you have a big imagination...",
or "How did you possibly do all that?", or even the occasional "You are so weird."
But that's okay!
I think developing a fantasy world is easy and tons of fun. The possibilities are endless and there is no written rule about where you have to take your people, places, and things. Developing the world of Omordion was extremely delightful. I fell in love with the characters I created, the lands, and even the rivers and the streams meant so much to me. It became my world. My creation. If you could develop your own world, what would it look like?
Nande Orcel
When I tell people I know that I have developed an entire world (an entire solar system really), I usually get the same responses: "Wow, you have a big imagination...",
or "How did you possibly do all that?", or even the occasional "You are so weird."
But that's okay!
I think developing a fantasy world is easy and tons of fun. The possibilities are endless and there is no written rule about where you have to take your people, places, and things. Developing the world of Omordion was extremely delightful. I fell in love with the characters I created, the lands, and even the rivers and the streams meant so much to me. It became my world. My creation. If you could develop your own world, what would it look like?
Nande Orcel
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