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Monday, August 9, 2010
Rainy Day blogfest
Since rain plays a major role in my first book, I jumped at the chance to join the Rainy Day blogfest. Any other takers amongst my blogger buddies? And, since I have so much rain in my book, I need more than one blogfest to be able to do the scenes I want to do, so here is the Weather Blogfest!
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I hadn't heard of this one and I generally don't do these because I'm not organized enough but I will take a look, thanks Ted!
ReplyDeletenick is the coolest! i LOVE the rain! and that pic here- excellent! (not sure i can fit any more of these blogfests into the schedule this month though!!)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I should totally make myself do this. I adore rain! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that picture. I think I have a rainy day scene I might be able to use.
ReplyDeleteThe weather blogfest?! How great. So, you say that rain plays a big role in your book, what's it about? How's it going?
ReplyDeleteErin, I grew up in Arizona with a monsoon season every July. I took that idea and had it be much worse than usual during the summer that my story takes place. So, there is a period of about a week where the rains come non-stop and turn everything into mud, killing most crops, just at the time that the army is trying to march against the elves. I have a couple of sombre scenes that I want to try out for people here.
ReplyDeleteWeather is an inanimate character of sorts in my books. I contrast the settings of a nasty snowsotrm in Boston to sunny warm Southern California. I think weather should play a prominent role in a story.
ReplyDeleteStephen Tremp