Fictional places

While some stories are set in real places, others use fictional cities, countries, and planets. Not just any word works for your fictional place’s name. You want to pick something that is consistent, pronounceable, and memorable, so it adds to your setting development and keeps your reader immersed in your story.

Hogwarts. The Great Lake (The Black Lake) Imagine this to the library room on the wall!

A "Moon Kingdom" is a mythical or imaginative realm often featured in folklore, fantasy, and science fiction. This kingdom is typically associated with the moon and is portrayed as a place of mystery and wonder.

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Sci-fi, short for science fiction, is a genre that takes imagination to new worlds. It explores futuristic technologies, space travel, and mind-bending concepts like time travel or alien encounters. Stories can be set on distant planets, dystopian futures, or even inside computer simulations. While the science might be fictional, it often reflects real-world discoveries and ponders their potential impact. So, buckle up and blast off on an sci-fi adventure!

Imagine a world where majestic castles rise against the Scottish skyline, where each exterior shimmers with dreams of royalty and fantasy. Did you ever find

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Neverland from the movie Hook.