Sentence examples for shared worlds from inspiring English sources

Shared worlds are of course not a new idea.

Shared worlds like the Star Trek universe benefit from the enormous marketing spends of Hollywood to build immense recognition with readers.

If Nick Cole, Michael Bunker and the other writers of Apocalypse Weird are successful, shared worlds, owned by their creators rather than corporate marketing departments, could become an integral part of the independent publishing scene.

What, if not chess or homosexuality, underlies the stubborn fellowship between the characters in his sharp and hilarious new novel, "Telegraph Avenue," in which a black couple and a white couple, best friends and business partners, struggle to stay together when their shared worlds crack apart.

Along with D&D's world of the Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance is one of the most popular shared worlds in fiction.

Dragonlance is one of the most popular shared worlds, worlds in which writers other than those that created them place adventures.

But it will affect the whole world, our shared world, the only world we have.

"People had never played any sort of shared world before," says Bartle.

There was a time when we could have shared world dominion with England.

"I feel like we have a shared world, through literature and childhood impulses," Smith told me recently.

In turning to reality, the shared world that these French novelists depict and people with characters is hardly inviting.