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Topic : Re: When do I explain my created world scenario in a prologue vs. letting it unfold in the story? Let's say I'm creating a unique world for my book. New planet, maybe new species, complex society - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: When do I explain my created world scenario in a prologue vs. letting it unfold in the story? Let's say I'm creating a unique world for my book. New planet, maybe new species, complex society

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If your characters don't know, and won't find out but the reader needs to know, a prologue is necessary. In all other cases, It depends.

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