geofictionist
English
Etymology
From geofiction + -ist.
Noun
geofictionist (plural geofictionists)
- (very rare) One who engages in geofiction.
- 2006 April 14, “Right-to-left using fictional script”, in microsoft.public.office.misc (Usenet):
- Hi, I am a geofictionist, meaning I create fictional planets. I recently created a really nice looking right-to-left font to represent the language spoken on my planet, and I'd like to be able to type it in right-to-left in Word.
- 2012 October 22, piroclasto, Twitter:
- Geofictionist, PhD
- 2021 May 18, Peter C. Hayward, “All-That-Is: Introduction and Writing In-Universe”, in All-That-Is Wiki:
- I've created hundreds of characters and locations, written dozens of plots and worked on at least a handful of games for it - I'm a geofictionist, so I don't let it bother me that very little has actually been finished.
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