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In our second blog post, we discussed the benefits of starting your story plan with the time frame that it takes place in. Now that you’ve settled on the when of your story, it’s time to move on to where it takes place.
The location of your setting is going to impact what types of characters to include, the contributing details of everything from the clothing that they wear to the food that they eat, and the dialect that they speak as well as the mundane details such as the name of the town and which street the burned-out drycleaner’s abandoned storefront sits on.
Side Note: What is a contributing detail?