084. Interruption

A world can break…

083. Abduction

082. Leave Space

The best containers leave space…

081. Shadow Authorship

The person shaping the story…

080. Layers

Some stories live on the surface.

079. Simulation

You don't need to believe it…

078. Origins

Most containers weren't designed…

077. The Engine (Again)

A world with no engine…

076. Subtext

What the story says…

075. Exit

You can leave a story.

074. Drafts

073. Recognition (Again)

You don't have to believe it…

072. Abandonment

Some stories get left behind.

071. Frame

The same story…

070. Revision

Everything looks inevitable

069. The Distance

Being the narrator…

068. Attention

You can feel when a world…

067. The Street Again

You know the name.

066. World(view)

To dwell...

065. Fan Control

If the fans write it...

064. Credibility

A setting doesn't need facts.

063. Blunt Force

A story is just repeated.

062. The Swerve

The strategy isn't writing.

061. Modular

Good containers flex

060. The First Rule

The story doesn't need you.

059. Overwritten

Not all stories survive...

058. The Agreement

Every coherent world...

057. Retcon

Sometimes the past changes...

056. Ghost Architecture

There comes a point when the edge becomes a door.

055. Witness

To be in the story is to see...

054. Tether

Characters stay alive.

053. What's Allowed

All stories are permissions.

052. Inheritance, Again

The stories you grew up inside

051. Closed Worlds

Some stories close behind you.

50. Beginning

You think you're writing a story.

049. Sympathy For The Fan

A kind of loyalty.

048. Echo

Good strategy

047. Naming

Call a place its name

046. The Wrong Shape

Some strategies fail..

045. Latency

Not every place tells its story out loud.

044. Ghosts

Old stories don't die.

043. Instruction

Don't write the plot.

042. Passive Voice

The story was told

041. Container Break

If the shape isn't stewarded

040. Not Yours

It was never yours to begin.

039. Signal

If the stories coming back...

038. The Shift

At some point, you stop telling the story.

037. Design

Stories don't just happen.

036. Place Memory

A church holds many memories.

035. Coherence

It doesn't need to be true.

034. The Edge

There's always a moment

033. Interference

Tell the wrong story

032. Authorship

Sometimes it's yours.

031. Maintenance

Worlds don't run on stories.

030. Storydwelling

Not metaphor.

029. Slippage

One story bleeds into another.

028. Solarpunk

The setting was a proposal.

027. Narrative Gravity

Some worlds attract stories.

026. Curation

You don't need to write it.

025. Place as Text

The story lives in your stride.

024. Fandom Logic

The next fiction

023. Internal Consistency

Tolkien wasn't joking.

022. The Tellers

It's not one voice.

021. Before the Story

The world was already talking.

020. The First Step

You are already inside it.

019. Shape of Belief

World(views) create stories

018. Inheritance

My great-grandfather built a tower.

017. Fan Friction

They write what they want.

016. Misunderstanding

It doesn’t work like fandom.

015. Ada

The street was called Lovelace.

014. Replacement

The writer leaves. Another steps in.

013. NDA

I could explain more. But I signed things.

012. Production

Someone, somewhere, is always working on the engine.

011. Strategic Narratives

Not the story. The kind of story.

010. Re-enchantment

You look around.

009. Recognition

Storydwelling is not a choosing.

008. Dwelling

I live Here.

007. Meme

It dances on the pulse of desire.

006. Fandom

Fandom is chaos.

005. Control

If you tell the story, you win.

004. Strategy

Solarpunk, you say?

003. Copyright

Everything turns on the engine.

002. The Container

The container comes first.

001. Who Gets to Tell?

A note on Storydwelling

The Horizon Line