Worldbuildingis divided into a detailed introduction and 6 comprehensive, easy-to-access dilemmas that I most often see plaguing authors' worldbuilding. It explains how to avoid those dilemmas from the start, and fix them if they're already there. They are:The 6 primary kinds of infodumpsOver-building, not knowing when to stop, adding the wrong details, and misunderstanding the economy of comprehensionBoring readers with unnecessary info, becoming derivative, and being unable to bring the world to lifeMaintainingconsistency through a book or series, missing commoncontinuity-breakers, developing unbalanced worlds, and being unable tokeep track of all the detailsHomogenized worlds in structure, government, culture, peoples, and settings, and being unable to find inspiration for the creation of new and marvelous thingsStale worlds lacking broadening, deepening, and evolution.