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What Makes a Setting Great
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In this episode of Three Lesbians and a Pen, bestselling authors Kimberly Todd, KC Luck, and Jamey Moody talk about one of the most crucial elements of storytelling—setting. They discuss how to create immersive environments that draw readers in, whether it's a small-town retreat, a remote observatory, or an action-packed landscape. The conversation explores the balance between vivid description and unnecessary detail, the importance of using sensory elements, and how setting can sometimes become a character itself.
The episode includes the usual lighthearted banter with a discussion about an 11-pound ham and the challenges of finding creative ways to use leftovers.
Tune in for an engaging and insightful discussion on the power of setting in storytelling.
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