Episode 144 The Ripples of Tragedy - a podcast by Jeffery W. Ingram

Today's Topic – Following the tragedy through a society

Please Subscribe, Rate and Review us on iTunes
For complete Fantasy Worldbuilding, show notes go to Gardul.com

So often as authors we tap into the emotion of tragedy for our stories.  The tragedy could be limited to a few people, neighborhood, a nation, or even an entire world.  We focus on the emotions.  However, do we think about the effects on society?

It is these ripples that often have a lasting impact on the larger community.  It was the Hindenburg crash that ended the age of the blimp and led to the new commercial airlines.  Inspired by the potential problems caused by the train crash in Hoboken, NJ. Michael and I will talk about the impacts of real life tragedies and how they can inspire more detail in fantasy stories.

The Worldbuilding Task for the Day

Find strange inspiration in the life around you?

The Real World task for the day

Share the podcast out with two friends that would love to hear more about Worldbuilding.

Michael's Resources

Use Gardul.com/Amazon when shopping online to help support the show

Images and quotes

Please take a moment and comment below on this episode.  I look forward to hearing from you about your Fantasy Worldbuilding adventures

Listen to Worldbuilder's Anvil in iTunes or use Podcast Republic for your android device.

Further episodes of Worldbuilder's Anvil

Further podcasts by Jeffery W. Ingram

Website of Jeffery W. Ingram