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About the Author
J.M. Frey is an award-winning author and lapsed academic. With an MA in Communications and Culture, she's appeared on podcasts, in documentaries, and on radio and television. Her life's ambition is to have stepped foot on every continent (only 3 left!)
J.M. is also a professionally trained actor who takes absolute delight in weird stories, over the top performances, and quirky characters. She's played everything from Marmee to the Red Queen, Annie to Jane Eyre, and dozens of strange creatures, curious young boys, and earnest heroines as a voice actor.
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Worldbuilding Through Culture
General FictionWorldbuilding is more than just maps! Culture is the WHY we think, believe, and behave the way we do. Creating a believable secondary world, with consistent internal logic, idioms, taboos, and politics can be tricky. Luckily, I'm here to help you de...
