Mundane to Magical: Using Clichés, Metaphors, and Similes

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By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy World building is one of my favorite aspects of writing science fiction and fantasy. It’s a chance to open up the creative floodgates and let the imagination run wild. But world building is more than just the physical and descri..
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