Rylie Goodwin

@imwritehere1920 You’re welcome! 🙂

@godlyfantasy12

Great question! And one I personally don’t have the answer to. XD

However, my brother has been making fictional maps for years so he probably has some good advice. I’ll get back to you as soon as I ask him.

3/3: And once you have a map image, Map to Globe is super cool! (Assuming your world is a globe.) And definitely helpful if you want to see where things are in relation to one another in 3D.

2/3: I also have a whole Pinterest board of posts related to fantasy cartography, if you want to poke through it.

@godlyfantasy12

The forum ate my post. Let me see if I can split it into pieces so I only have one link per post…

1/3: I have a blog post about different methods for getting a map. Inkarnate is mentioned; I also give a few tips for hand-drawing maps.

@elfwing Those sound awesome! Do you have a favorite?

@abigail-m @nanisnook

Yep! That’s how you put the green line there for quotes! Thanks Abigail!

@iluvhim18

Why do these sorta-kinda-almost work together? I bet there are even more interesting ways to organize each of the sentences into other interesting stories. XD

@iluvhim18 Haha, who knew that all of our lines put together would create a mini story?!?!🤣🤣

@kathleenramm

“Oh, yes!” she exclaimed, bouncing up and down in the corner where she was sitting on a green bean bag. “Come see! You haven’t gotten to that level yet, have you?” she didn’t wait for an answer but continued to gush about….

haha, sorry for the awful grammar.

From a project I work on sometimes when I’m bored but have no intention of ever doing anything with:

River stepped into her room and hastily drew the locks, only releasing a sigh of relief after she’d done so.

@elfwing Seeing them combined was super fun!

@elfwing Haha, I love that!!!!!🤣🤣

@kathleenramm
Ok, here is the last line I’ve written:

I abruptly turned away so he wouldn’t see the tears stream down, and then I ran back to the castle.

This sounds fun!!! I’ll tag some more people: @writerlexi1216 @imwritehere1920 @buildsbygideon @nanisnook

@kathleenramm Sure, sure. What did I write…uh…

Complete sentence, right.

“Oh? Then who will?”

Lowkey wish it was more interesting, haha…

@kathleenramm

WOOHOOOO!!!! I accept the dare!! And oooh, you’re last line is SOO AWESOME!!!! I actually thought it was kinda cool with the meme and the traditional clown. XD

(Oh, also, @lydia-s your’s is sooooo intriguing and AWESOME, too!!!!!)

Okey-dokey, and here be mine!!!!!!

I won’t raise an alarm. I’ll do anything you ask. Just please giv…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting

That’s really smart! Because some weeks are so much different than others, so there’s no point to being disappointed that you didn’t write a much as some other week, especially if there is just so much going on.

@jodi-maile

I know right! I love that you don’t have to be fully committed to the long process of writing a full…[Read more]

@joy-caroline Those are definitely similar enough!

I plan on writing all of my fantasy/sci-fi/dystopian/post-apocalyptic stuff under the same pen name, because it’s all fantastical speculative fiction and I have the same recurring themes and focuses throughout (worldview, family, community, etc.). Plus, all of my worlds are connected in some way…[Read more]

@joy-caroline Yeah, I think they’re similar enough. They’re both part of the Christian genre, which I think is broader.