“What if we could travel to a different galaxy? And then that’s what the book is about. What if there were superheroes in the world? What if women ruled the world? Those types of things. It’s the what if question and the answers.” – Kristin Noland
In this episode, I'm talking to developmental and line editor Kristin Noland about the definition of speculative fiction, the importance of setting, and how asking “what if” can have a big impact on your world-building and story development.
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The How To Write The Future podcast is for science fiction and fantasy writers who want to write positive futures and successfully bring those stories out into the marketplace.
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Next in Ep. 138, I talk to bestselling author and editor Lewis Jorstad about how to incorporate real-world elements into your speculative fiction stories.
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