Every story, short or long, takes place somewhere. Every scene takes place somewhere. And every place has features about it that are unique, whether it is the collection of overly cute fairy-figurines on the mantelpiece in the parlor, the cracked and faded mural across the back wall of the bar, or the odd kink in the third-level corridor on the spaceship.
This is one of those too-obvious-to-mention things that a lot of writers seem to forget on occasion. In at least some cases, I think the...
Published on September 26, 2010 09:02