The setting is the location of the action of the story. An author should describe the environment or surroundings of the story in such detail that the reader feels as if they can picture the scene unfolding in their minds eye.
There are also other important aspects fall under the setting.
These are:
Place – Where is the action of the story taking place? Geographically.
Time – When is the story taking place? Is it a past, present or futuristic setting?
Weather conditions – What season is the story taking place during?
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Stacey Jaine McIntosh was born in Perth, Western Australia where she still resides with her husband and their four children.
Although her first love has always been writing, she once toyed with being a Cartographer and subsequently holds a Diploma in Spatial Information Services.
Since 2011 she has had over two dozen short stories and drabbles printed for online consumption and in various anthologies, both in print and forth coming. She has also had two poems accepted for publication.
Stacey is also the author of Solstice, Morrighan & Lost and she is currently working on several other projects simultaneously.
She specialises in writing Paranormal Romance and Celtic inspired fairy tales.
When not with her family or writing she enjoys reading, photography, genealogy, history, Arthurian myths and witchcraft.
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I found your post very inspiring. I love this post and it has inspired me to write more along the same lines. I intend on something similar. Could I borrow your title a little? Rayvin
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I’m glad you found my post inspirational. I’m not sure you can really borrow a title though. 🙂
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