Comments on: Geography for Fiction Writers http://suannewarr.com/blog/archives/213 In which the writer blogs about her growing collection of rejection letters, quirky Internet finds, and the inside-out adventures of daily life Thu, 17 May 2012 19:44:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Suanne http://suannewarr.com/blog/archives/213/comment-page-1#comment-1457 Suanne Wed, 07 Feb 2007 14:51:30 +0000 http://suannewarr.com/blog/archives/213#comment-1457 Yes, I was thinking this king of thing could be offered at a con. I'm sure it would be well-attended, but they might have a difficult time finding people to panel/teach it. Yes, I was thinking this king of thing could be offered at a con. I’m sure it would be well-attended, but they might have a difficult time finding people to panel/teach it.

]]> By: SMD http://suannewarr.com/blog/archives/213/comment-page-1#comment-1453 SMD Wed, 07 Feb 2007 05:56:57 +0000 http://suannewarr.com/blog/archives/213#comment-1453 That would be a most interesting class. One that focused somewhat on the geography side of world building. I ran into a problem like this while writing some aspects of my blog novel. I had this huge city/castle, and realize that while it wasn't mentioned how many lived in this place, there was a substantial amount of people living there. It's more or less a walled city. So I had to think how these people would survive considering that they lived in a wide valley. I figured extensive farmland and grazing animals would work, and hopefully I am right. I'm going off what I know about Sacramento, which is near where I live. Needless to say, interesting take and I would like to see a class like that. I would love to see more classes designed towards fantasy and fiction writers too... That would be a most interesting class. One that focused somewhat on the geography side of world building. I ran into a problem like this while writing some aspects of my blog novel. I had this huge city/castle, and realize that while it wasn’t mentioned how many lived in this place, there was a substantial amount of people living there. It’s more or less a walled city. So I had to think how these people would survive considering that they lived in a wide valley. I figured extensive farmland and grazing animals would work, and hopefully I am right. I’m going off what I know about Sacramento, which is near where I live.

Needless to say, interesting take and I would like to see a class like that. I would love to see more classes designed towards fantasy and fiction writers too…

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