4 Ways to Create Great Settings
Every story is unique, and, as the creator of that setting, you are in charge for making it come alive with setting details. That includes the where, the time of day/week/year/century, the sensory images, the buildings or location, the season and much more to help the reader step into the emotions associated with writing. Not always as easy task, but an important one. Consider these points as you work on setting: Choose relevant impressions rather than making blanket statements. Weave them into the story early on without making an opening paragraph filled with generic setting details. Look through books you...
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