: Re: Credibility of using English in non-English-speaking worlds In the Magic Tree House series, two ordinary English-speaking kids travel to different faraway lands through a portal. Every character
Consider such works as 'Lord of the Rings'. Do you really think that anyone beyond the Shire would speak English, and yet they all do? (Yes there are other languages, but consider how they are introduced and used.)
Then think about sci-fi novels: set in the future and on other worlds and yet the language is still English that we can understand today (consider Shakespeare only died 400 years ago and how much the language has changed). Readers accept English without question.
I don't know the Magic Tree House and so can't comment on it specifically, but I do know that adults accept English speaking as the norm: see Star Trek and Doctor Who.
You just have to make it believable.
More posts by @Eichhorn147
: How can I make my roleplay sentences more interesting, and less lengthy? For the past four months, I've been writing back and forth with a friend of mine in a form of roleplay. Depending on
: What is the difference between Tension, Suspense and Mystery? Can you define the differences between Tension, Suspense and Mystery in fiction writing? Some resources says tension is how much
Terms of Use Privacy policy Contact About Cancellation policy © selfpublishingguru.com2024 All Rights reserved.