A fantasy world as rich in content as the real world because it is created by many people with many diferent ideas. It started as a challenge on the D&D Blog of 6d6 Fireball, to describe an NPC in a single Twitter message grew from there. See the FAQ for more information.
1. Follow 6d6Fireball on Twitter
2. Check what this week's theme on the home page.
3. Start tweeting on the theme, making sure you include the word '#Twitterville', and they will be automatically added to the system.
Join the Twitterville email group and help drive Twitterville onwards.
Background image based on a photgraph from Yun Photo and used under licence.
A quick plug and congratulations to @shelisrael whose book #Twitterville: How Businesses Can Thrive in the New Global Neighborhoods has just been published.
Shel also use the #Twitterville hash tag so his tweets sometimes pop-up here on #Twitterville. No doubt all our tweets also appear on his Twitter feed. His blog, Global Neighbourhoods is a good read for anyone interested in using Twitter and social media to promote their work.
Well done Shel, I hope the book sells well.
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