We are back with a new issue of Worldbuilding Magazine. Our lovely volunteer Bruce A Whitesides has revamped the magazine with a fresh style! We hope you’ll enjoy it. You may also notice that we’ve included content warnings for our stories, some of which are a little more explicit than we’ve previously released. Explore philosophical
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We’re back with a new issue, Waterways! We’re refreshed and reinvigorated and can’t wait for you to explore what’s inside.
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In this issue, we have a mix of showcases, fiction, and articles, all focused on endings and new beginnings.
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In this issue we have articles and short stories alike to inspire and guide you in creating the customs and etiquette in your world’s cultures, as well as interviews and contest winners!
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In our third issue of 2021, Crime & Justice, we’re looking at systems of law, punishment, and some of the things that surround these issues—plus more contest winners and interviews!
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With Cosmology, we’re taking a look up at the stars. Worldbuilding is often expressed in the details of a setting, but sometimes it’s important to understand how the cosmos works as well.
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We’re kicking off 2021 with an issue all about how to get started building a new world. Whether you’re brand new to worldbuilding, or you’re well-practiced, check out this issue for some inspiration to get starte
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This issue is full of articles and short stories about worldbuilding with a mind for survival in harsh places, plus interviews with Brian McClellan, Anna Urbanek, and the conclusion to Emory Glass’ Thirty-Three Tales of War!
We take a close look at the many ways transportation has mattered to society and consider how we can make transportation matter in our own settings. Featuring interviews with Carolyn Ives Gilman and more amazing guests!