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Author Craft / Re: Common knowledge in fantasy
« on: April 08, 2008, 08:36:31 PM »
I generally read novels too fast to pick up on all the little world building things such as measurements of length. I really enjoy when a fantasy book has a comprehensive glossary, since then I can simply look something up rather than having to flip through hundreds of pages to look for a reference, such as happens in the Wheel of Time.
If important information came up in the story randomly and was only included in the glossary, thats not good. But has a tool, it helps me out.
*edited because I had multiple redundant examples of redundancy.*
If important information came up in the story randomly and was only included in the glossary, thats not good. But has a tool, it helps me out.
*edited because I had multiple redundant examples of redundancy.*