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Writing from Afar: How to Capture Setting When You Don't Live There or Can't Visit
Debut Author Jenny Dandy joins me today to talk about something she does exceedingly well. Settings. I was an early reader of The Brownstone on E. 83rd. I could have sworn Jenny was a native New Yorker. ...
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Settings Need as Much Depth & Soul as Characters
Memorable settings in books are like coming home. Author Annette Dashofy discusses her new Detective Honeywell Mystery series....
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Setting: Author's Choice Impacts Story
Author Cathy Perkins writes the Holly Price series (Mysteries with a Financial twist). I’ve read them all and love…
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Why Setting Can Make -- Or Break a Book
One of my favorite quotes of all time is by Russian Writer Anton Chekhov who wrote, “I don’t need to…
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