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A storyworld is a literary term refering to a fictional world in which various books by an author take place. Storyworlds do not have to be fictional planets, rather any world where the events of the story take place. | A storyworld is a literary term refering to a fictional world in which various books by an author take place. Storyworlds do not have to be fictional planets, rather any world where the events of the story take place. | ||
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| + | In the contexts of this wiki, the storyworld is, well, exactly that. However, when the term "storyworld" is used here, it is specifically refering to the [[Course Books]] storyworld. | ||
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| + | You can get a good overview by starting with the [[Timeline]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:10, 2 July 2010
A storyworld is a literary term refering to a fictional world in which various books by an author take place. Storyworlds do not have to be fictional planets, rather any world where the events of the story take place.
In the contexts of this wiki, the storyworld is, well, exactly that. However, when the term "storyworld" is used here, it is specifically refering to the Course Books storyworld.
You can get a good overview by starting with the Timeline.
