Series Writers: Stop Timeline Plot Holes Before They Eat You Alive

The dead-simple habit that will save your series

I knew better, but I did it anyway. I was trying to convey, to a modern, connected readership with instant communication and fast, varied modes of transport, that we had entered an “earlier” time despite Threading the Needle taking place in the future. I didn’t want to skip the worldbuilding for the fact that it took weeks to travel from point A to poin…