Introduction: Welcome Gods and Goddesses, Tyrants, Supreme Overlords, and, in other words, writers. Today, we begin our journey towards character creation. If you’ve been with the Myers Fiction family since our World-Building posts, then you now have a world full of many things, but maybe not the inhabitants of your story. And if you search …
This post marks the author's return to writing after a break. They express gratitude for their followers' support. The "Frozen in Line" series continues, along with a book review and discussions on characters. The author shares a favorite quote about taking chances in life, emphasizing the significance of writing and personal choices.
Recap: Okay, so it’s been a while since I’ve posted. Last time I was learning with you, I closed out our discussion on World-Building using the PMESII-PT method. For those who don’t remember, PMESII-PT is a military term used for assessment of the AO, or Area of Operation. I hope everyone enjoyed it and continues …
Welcome back Myers Fiction Readers and Writers! Today will be a less formal post because of my month-long absence. I appreciate everyone who has continued to follow me on my website and social media platforms. Thank you for your patience and I plan to make it up to you. Where have I been? Well, my …
In the past weeks, we discussed world-building through PMESII-PT, a military assessment model. It includes elements like politics, military, economy, society, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time. This comprehensive approach helps in creating a detailed world for writing. Further topics cover animals, vegetation, pre-checks, and building from the world-out.
Kenneth W. Myers 