Sorry to get back to the subject... You don't realise the scope of the work I'm doing here, yet, and I'm not giving any spoilers, but, I can tell you about my method of creation without damaging the future interest for any reader that wants to follow A little bit of blue.
(As an author's note, I also point out that I did give deep thinking of what kind of changes there may come in the evolution of religions and the confrontation of civilizations, including the epistemological ruptures that may arise from a global scale destructive event and further considerations about what social structures have the strength to survive global chaos. You can see, here, that a female hero is leading a (post-apocalyptic) muslim community, which is, in itself, a paradigm shift. You should consider such story traits when reading this type of a story.)
Regarding my method: I work with images, as that is the way my brain processes language. In this eidetic process, I have schematized a full universe and got that schema on paper, as a simplified diagram, so I can re-structure this world, in my mind, whenever I write.
Then, I noted a dozen or so predictions of what would arise in case a nuclear war started next week and imagined a basic storylline, out of the infinite number I could develop on that universe.
Then, In the spirit of freewriting, I am populating this world in short, ten to twenty minutes writing sessions, only attaining myself to the rules of this universe I have set in my mind. Also, I have made sort of a free schematics of the characters arches to guide myself in their development. And, writing goes as the moment's flair, or inspiration dictates. Before publishing, I only recheck if I am following the universe's rules and if I am not deviating from the character's arch in a great extent, and correct as needed.
I believe this will allow me to achieve a very organic story in an interesting, coherent universe, that really has no need to have any relation with our actual reality. (It is a product of imagination, after all...). If it doesn't, at least I'll be left with a few cool self sustaining stories. :))))
This is in no way contradictory with your idea that Religion is in the end of days... Which I kind of agree with, if we are talking about so called Western religions. It just means that in this universe I created, religion is one of the features. And... A few will show up. :)))))
Thanks for the comments, @wakeupkitty ! :)
In the end, we'll have found out if it is possible to freewrite an entire novel. :D)))))
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I already thought you work like that and the hashtag #worldbuilding could be used by you. I am not sure if they are still on Steemit. Therevare webnovels and the Freewriters wrote novels while using the daily prompt. They joined the, by now wotld famous) writing movement #nanowrimo for several years.
It's about 2500 words per day. I did it with my phone.
https://nanowrimo.org/national-novel-writing-month
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Yes. I knew about nanowrimo, recently, as well as about reedsy and some other out of google and I chose steemit as a nest for my writing, for a number of reasons. Also, I don't feel like I have time for two simultaneous platforms at the moment, and writing a novel isn't my specific objective. For the moment, I'm feeling good around here, as I can explore diverse writing themes without any particular compromise. :) Thanks for the suggestion and your comment. :))
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nanowrimo is more like writing a novel, setting a timer, upload if you like and other writers can advice you I wouldn't call that investing time in a platform but investing in yourself as a writer.
Steemit is more like social media.
With Reedsy it's possible to win writer's competitions although you have to pay for your entry.
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