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Sometimes I like it when a story doesn't tie up super neatly, because just like real life a story never really ends and nothing is ever 100% resolved in life.

Go for it, no matter what it's good practice and can only help improve your skills.

Depends, what Selenus said is good advice. However if you are writing a fantasy in a fiction world I say create a constructed language, or at least enough of one to make a naming convention for the places and characters. There are lots of guides, and you can PM Batman he loves that stuff and has...

Yeah, I've even written (and am writing) a lot of ancillary materials to the main saga that chronicles the history, mythos and even biology etc of the various races. I am also taking the TES route in that the greater happenings and myths (stories/actions of the Gods) of the world are interpreted...

It takes place in a fantasy world I created, little by little for most of my life. What I am working on are a series of novels that take place within the same general timeframe, all within a few years of each other except for one which takes place 50 years prior to the others. Each story...

I am working on a multi-part epic fantasy that has in one way or the other been in the works for years. But a TON has changed in my planning process and it looks very different than from when it started.