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Conflict Via the Character Known as Setting

Posted on April 7, 2022 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Describing setting is often a struggle for me, yet I recognize its importance as a character. That’s why, when I developed the island nation of Pannulus, I focused on worldbuilding that’d create worthy settings. There’s no finer example than Cape … Continue reading →

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A Return to Orangey Sky – Life to Setting to Character

Posted on July 15, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Were I to go through my drafted novels and list all the influences it’d require a lifetime. Quite often, I pull from multiple influences in the same paragraph. Just as my characters are composites, so too are my locations. This … Continue reading →