December Round Table

Yo! The SASS here, coming to you with another Round Table. In case you were living under a rock or something, you probably heard that the Round Table is going to be every other month. No sweat off my brow. It gives me less to write, so it’s a WIN, WIN situation.

Okay, let’s introduce the participants in this roundtable:

Adonis Mann
C. Desert Rose
Synful Desire
Queen of Spades
Y. Correa

and new to the Roundtable

Carol Cassada

Now it is time for the Round Table Question.

What do you think is the most important element in a holiday story and why?



 

Hello and good day.

Here is my answer.

I believe that ambiance is the most important element in a holiday story. If the person reading the story cannot “feel” the holidays, then the author has missed the mark.

I believe I’ve said this many times in the past, but to me, story telling is like music. In a holiday song one finds a rhythm and beat that reminds you that it is indeed a special time of year. I would think that this should also remain true in a story. If it is told in representation of the holidays, then the reader should be able to pick up on that immediately.

Thanks again for including me in the Roundtable.

 

Hello All. Hi Da’Kharta!