Location as Character

West Pier, Brighton 1929
Courtesy of Royal Pavilion Museums,Brighton and Hove

In many works of fiction, location is so vital to the heart of the book, it’s essentially another ‘character’. This doesn’t apply to all novels, but in others the author  creates a location, just like a character, that’s incredibly memorable whether real or imaginary Read more…http://akandrew.com/writing-location-as-character/

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