In my novel, Shelter of Leaves, names carry meaning. The first paragraph below is an excerpt from the deleted prologue.
Beside her swimming pool, Elaine closed her eyes against the sun. She imagined a drifting boat flanked by trees; crimson, marigold and burnt sienna leaves spun to the ground. Brilliant leaves signaled good fortune, after all she’d married a man surnamed Owen. The name meant “wellborn” in Greek.
Early on, I named a main character in my book Sabine. An image of Degas’ painting...
Published on July 26, 2016 12:48