Proposal Title

Building the Tannhauser Gate: A Guide to Character–Driven Worldbuilding

Presenter Information

Sara Clark, Lesley University

Abstract

Since time immemorial, stories have transported readers to fantastic worlds that feel marvelously real. But as writers, creating a world for your readers to explore can feel overwhelming. In this seminar, we will study the elements of worldbuilding by close– reading examples from fiction, art, and film, and learn how parts of a world can be brought together through a character’s experience. Storytellers of all mediums are welcome.

Author Type

Faculty

Start Date

24-3-2017 11:00 AM

End Date

24-3-2017 11:50 AM

Presentation Type

Paper

Disciplines

Creative Writing | Fiction | Reading and Language | Visual Studies

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Building the Tannhauser Gate: A Guide to Character–Driven Worldbuilding

U-Hall 3-103

Since time immemorial, stories have transported readers to fantastic worlds that feel marvelously real. But as writers, creating a world for your readers to explore can feel overwhelming. In this seminar, we will study the elements of worldbuilding by close– reading examples from fiction, art, and film, and learn how parts of a world can be brought together through a character’s experience. Storytellers of all mediums are welcome.