Real or fictional?
When you write, do your stories tend to be set in real places or in a fictional world? Please explain why.
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Depends on the genre. Sometimes in the “real” world and sometimes I think of something. I also make a fictional island or city in a real country. Fictive worlds rarely because I am uncreative
To the real world, I like to consider it easier to work with something that is already there. So a little less to think about.
There are already fictional places where even fictional figures (mostly) experience thoughtful. But my stories are also so knitted that they could be real.
When writing, I prefer to immerse myself in the fictional world, the real world seems to me too common.
Fictive, the real world is boring as well as I suck in geography.
I see. May I ask if you have a certain picture for this world? Bzw how you describe it and what you look like?
Postapocalyptic, Hell, science fiction
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Cool, thank you
Fictive.
Okay for a reason?
You’re just freer. There are no fetters through historical, geographical or political fetters.
That’s true. I’d like to join him right away