/lit/ - Literature

>>23021332
Not only did you plagiarize this map (flipping it over does NOT means its new) but you choose to do it with one of the worst maps ive ever seen... if you're going to plagiarize shit, at least choose a good map ffs

>>20050574

>>12958291
Not true in the slightest. Please stop with this meme.

how do we solve the fantasycuck problem?

Alright /lit/,

I'm planning on writing a book based in a Fantasy world with multiple races (humans, orcs, elves, dwarfs, ect.) but here's the thing about it: It's supposed to be a direct parallel to human history and an analysis on historical events and civilizations. I'm trying to decide on how to go about doing this and I thought you guys could help with this.

I'll also be posting similar threads on /lit/ and /tg/, since I think they'd probably help with this idea. (please try to get along)

My question for you /his/ is: How should I work on the relationships between the different cultures? I was planning on analizing local and world wide relations.

I'll link the other threads below.

>>7935941
>Is there a single fantasy setting with a map that doesn't look absolutely stupid?