Writing Workshop 2:
Places tell stories
Ideation
A plan is described for writing workshops in virtual worlds. An initial implementation is being developed in the Hypergrid worlds. The plan could be adapted for web-worlds. Here the plan is extended to places.
Interesting place in Fantasy World
- Writing Workshop: Places tell stories: Ideation
- The best way to get a good idea is to have lots of ideas to choose from.
- Ideation (creative process)
- Virtual Writers' Community
Writing Workshop: Places tell stories
- Mondays: We gather at Greyville, on Nara's Nook, at 6 PM Pacific Time
- HG address:
- world.narasnook.com:8900:Greyville
- Put the HG address in the Find bar of the World Map. Click Find, TP
- Recent exercises came from The 90-day novel
- Nara's Nook Virtual Writer's Colony
- Virtual Writers' Community
- Current activity: Writer's Workshop development
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More after the break
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- Events on the Hypergrid: HYPEvents
- Hypergrid Destinations
- IMA Social Web and Virtual World Events, Music, and Meeting Calendar
- HYPERGRID EVENTS
- OpenSimWorld Events
- Entertainment on the Hypergrid
- Opensim AAM Virtual Performers
- Promotion for virtual worlds and everything in 'em
- Selby's daily events and news collection: Virtual worlds are real
- Comedy Videos from the virtual worlds
- Web-world videos
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- Search this blog with the search bar, upper left.
- OSCC 2017 PresentationsMal Burns: Inworld Review
- Hypergrid Writer's Community
- Metaverse Jobs; Job Listings
- IMA projects
- 3D WEBSITES A2Z
- 3D web-worlds of the browser (G+ community)
- Web-worlds, 3D virtual worlds running in a browser. Summary
- Virtual Outworlding news collection
- Destination guide: OpenSimWorld
- Hyperica, Directory of Opensimulator hypergrid destinations
- WELCOME TO SEANCHAI LIBRARIES
- Hypergrid-related articles in this blog
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Place exercise 1 (in character)
Individual
- What happens here?
- Have you been to a happening here?
- Do your know anyone who has been to happenings here?
- Are the happenings pleasant, entertaining, social?
- Do any of the social activities have a hidden purpose?
- Are any of the characters that come here hiding something?
- Why is this place where it is?
- (Save your notes.)
Group (in voice and in character)
- Pick the strongest characters from the individual suggestions
- Each strong character gives his or her answers to the questions above.
- When characters have answers that fit together, they move to stand next to each other.
- When characters have answers that don't fit together, they move farther apart.
- Subgroup: confer privately with others whose answers fit with yours.
- (Make notes on the subgroup conference.)
Place exercise 2 (in character)
Individual
- Describe a character (Gegen) that is way out of place here.
- Gegen does not fit at all with what usually happens here.
- Why is Gegen here?
- How will those characters from exercise 1 react to Gegen?
- How will Gegen react to the actions of the other characters?
- What happens to Gegen's reason for being here?
Group (in voice and in character)
- Pick the strongest characters from the individual suggestions
- Each strong character gives his or her answers to the questions above.
- When characters have answers that fit together, they move to stand next to each other.
- When characters have answers that don't fit together, they move farther apart.
- Subgroup: confer privately with others whose answers fit with yours.
- (Make notes on the subgroup conference.)
More place exercises
Oars by Linda Kellie
Promotion
- The voice activities can be captured in video, then used:
- for review,
- to prime new people,
- to promote the workshop
Related to Writing
- Writing Workshop: Places tell stories: Ideation
- Virtual Writers' Community
- Morgan's road by Torn MacAlester. An interview with the author
- The power of myths: How Stories Shape What We Believe
- Writers of the Hypergrid. Creative Collaboration
- Jane, Plain Jane: In eight scenes. A short story as a writing exercise
- Web-worlds as a place for storytelling
- The Changes Changes - A Randt & Hoisan Production. Video-poetry
- How writers could use a web-world. Meet in a minute
- Virtual Library and Tacoma Little Theatre Continue Partnership
- Nara Nook on the benefits of failure in a virtual world
- Immersive Edge - An immersive story told in a virtual world. Remember Myst?
- The Egress. This is dangerous work, but it is my choice.
- Ever heard of writer's block in role-play? Role-play in virtual worlds as practice writing
- Writing on the grid. The writing community of the Hypergrid.
- Literacy game in virtual worlds. The Mythical World of Hīnātore
- Literature as oral tradition. Don Quixote, Baker street. Seanchai Library 8th anniversary
- Believe: a poem for voice and video
- How to make dancing cows and other tales of the NPCs
- "The Great Gatsby" Explore. Stage and Virtual World
- NPCs (Non-Player Characters): for video and stage productions. AMP notes
- Seanchai in Kitely. Stories at the campfire created the first virtual worlds
- Articles in this blog about writing
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