A Question, and an Update

When you are writing a world, what’s the best way to present it in print? In the past, I wrote up Aorlis much as you would a D&D Setting, neatly divided into sections. One section would be all the countries, another would be all the races, another all the classes, another the magic, and so forth. Very tidy, but is it as useful?

I’ve been reading a lot of world reference stuff lately, like the World of Ice and Fire, and the many books about Tolkien’s world. They seem to be a mix of history and broad, regional description. As these chapters go, they fill details in sidebars. I guess you could say that it’s a more historical and thematic description.

Which is best? What am I missing? 

I’m diligently preparing the 2024-26 art book for publication, and I won’t stop till it’s available. I’ve got the book formatted, and I’m currently writing the accompanying text. I’m really proud of this one.

I’m sure there was other news, but at the moment it escapes me.