Fictional country

From Atlantis to ancient Egypt with Thoth the Atlantean, the Emerald Tablets of Thoth are the foundation for Hermetic philosophy and alchemy.

Country and nation name generator. 100,000's of combinations are available, you're bound to find one you like.

Some questions to ask yourself as you're creating a fictional World. We're talking countries, cities and towns.

Fictional country flag

Just a map created for a fictional country I made.

The most popular fictional character from every state [2500 x 1777] - Imgur

Good worldbuilding* can make or break a book. A well-developed culture can make or break your worldbuilding. In so many fantasy (and science fiction) stories, the culture in a world entirely…

Imagine history as a series of TV shows. Some nations had blockbuster openings, others suffered from bad sequels, and a few experienced disastrous reboots. Here’s how history would look if countries were TV franchises.

Worldbuilding is an essential story element to fiction stories; however, building maps and the geography to fantasy worlds can be extremely challenging. This worksheet was created to help students think about important worldbuilding topics, all focused on the geography of their fantasy world, country, or state. You'll find topics such as Major Geographical Features, Major Resources, and How has the geography change over time?, among others.

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The map above shows the 3 major powers in George Orwell's 1984. In the novel, the world is divided into three superstates:

Secret passages, mysteriously locked rooms, and ghosts in the panelling: author Louise Davidson explores why the British country house was such a staple of the sensational gothic fiction of the 19th century, and looks at the country houses which became settings for famous novels