Writing Sci-Fi and Fantasy
ebook ∣ A Book of Writing Prompts · Lit Starts
By San Francisco Writers' Grotto
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A book of writing prompts from the San Francisco Writersâ Grotto, authors of the best-selling 642 Things series
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Focus on a single aspect of the craft of writing with help from the San Francisco Writersâ Grotto. Writing Sci-Fi and Fantasy starts with a foreword by author Dorothy Hearst, who offers pointers for writing speculative fiction and inventing fantastic new worlds. The rest of the book consists of prompts and space to think, providing opportunities to consider the rules that govern your imagined universe. Among other ideas, youâll explore the various aspects of world-building by:
Âwriting a timeline of the history of your imagined place describing what the inhabitants of your world look like detailing transportation from city to city or planet to planet figuring out whoâs in charge and whether or not they should be Â
Take to a café, on vacation, or on your morning commute and practice your creative writing a little bit at a time.
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Special FeaturesAdvice from a published writer, followed by prompts Part of the Lit Start series, a collection of single-subject writing prompt books by the San Francisco Writersâ Grotto Â
Check out the other books in this series: Writing Action, Writing Character, Writing Dialogue, Writing Humor, and Memoir.
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Focus on a single aspect of the craft of writing with help from the San Francisco Writersâ Grotto. Writing Sci-Fi and Fantasy starts with a foreword by author Dorothy Hearst, who offers pointers for writing speculative fiction and inventing fantastic new worlds. The rest of the book consists of prompts and space to think, providing opportunities to consider the rules that govern your imagined universe. Among other ideas, youâll explore the various aspects of world-building by:
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Take to a café, on vacation, or on your morning commute and practice your creative writing a little bit at a time.
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Special Features
Check out the other books in this series: Writing Action, Writing Character, Writing Dialogue, Writing Humor, and Memoir.