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Fury rolled forth from the armies, great waves of hate and anger. In the sky overhead fire clashed with air, and battle was joined, as the forces of Hymerodraeth Heula and Niam Liad collided.

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So, I have been interviewed once more, this time on the subject of World Building, how I got about it, what order I do it in, and so on. I highly recommend it if you want to get a look inside the process I use.

An Interview of Worlds

Greetings, James!

It is nice to have you back again for another interview. It was hard picking just one subject to interview you on last time, so I am so pleased that we can get back together for another writing romp. You have put a great deal of thought into building your world. Today, we are going to explore just what you went through to build your setting for your Four Part Land novels. Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to talk a little on how you built your world and why it turned out as it did.

Do you remember the first moment that your world was conceived? Does anything stand out to you as being the major source of inspiration for your setting?

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