: Re: How to avoid plotholes when writing stories with dense mythologies? I've been brainstorming and working on worldbuilding, structure, characters and overall story development stuff for about 4 years

Some world-building authors base their story on real historical events; for example, A Song of Ice and Fire is basically mediaeval England. And if your storyline mirrors real events closely enough, that might prevent plot holes. For your purposes, the history of either evolution or technology could help.

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: Your link gives many examples of such monsters, and I'm sure you'll be familiar with at least a few of them. In theory, you can take one you felt was especially interesting to watch/read/listen

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: Re: How to avoid plotholes when writing stories with dense mythologies? I've been brainstorming and working on worldbuilding, structure, characters and overall story development stuff for about 4 years

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: Can I self-publish a paperback through Amazon KDP, but make the e-book available elsewhere? I have self-published a paperback and Kindle version of a book on Amazon KDP. For the paperback, I

: Well, first off, like ItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHere mentioned, make sure to be careful with how you portray a real person. There are many possible ways to mess up, not least of which is libel

: Your link gives many examples of such monsters, and I'm sure you'll be familiar with at least a few of them. In theory, you can take one you felt was especially interesting to watch/read/listen

: Alternative publishers like Dover I have a manuscript that is a derivative of a mathematical work in the public domain. It is a diamond in the rough which was unpalatable due to its prose.

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