One of the things I love most about fantasy is the worldbuilding. Give me a story with rich, thought-out, complex worldbuilding that requires a map at the front of the book and like thirty pages of glossary at the end and I’ll be the happiest person on the planet. And while I do understand that not all fantasy books have—or should be, for that matter—Lord of the Rings and The Wheel of Time levels of detail, I still believe that some planning needs to go into making your world believable. That all leads us to Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros’ romantasy novel that took the bookish side of the Internet by storm when it was published in 2023. The post A Deep Dive Into The Fantastical Geography
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