It's my turn to pose the question on Romance Writers Weekly! Winter means different things to different people. What do you love about winter? Why not share some of your favourite winter photos from previous years. Have you ever written a book set during winter? If you joined me from Jenna Da Sie welcome! In Northern British Columbia, winter usually means lots of snow. And cold. But our coldest days are often the most beautiful, with bright blue skies and wonderful sunshine. Lately our winters have warmed up and are greyer and wetter than usual. I'm actually hoping this year will be more normal, with crisp, cool temperatures and light, fluffy snow. I wanted to celebrate our Northern BC winters, so I set When Time Falls Still in the depths of the dark months. Justice and Charlotte spend a few days at an isolated cabin. After all, what's more romantic than being curled up with your lover, all warm and cozy next to a cracking fire?
Do you get snow in your neck of the woods? Or is winter what those of us in the North would consider summer? Keep the hop going with a visit to A.S. Fenichel.
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Honestly, I'm doing my best to blog every Sunday. But I just can't seem to get in the groove. It might be that Spring seems incredibly late here in Northern BC. This morning is gorgeous, but yesterday we woke up to 2 inches or so of wet, slushy snow. Like everyone else, the weather affects my mood, and some days it just doesn't seem worthwhile to get out of bed!
I will be guest blogging over at Just Romantic Suspense for the next two Sundays, so I'm going to be include those posts in my weekly schedule. Maybe after three weeks in a row, I'll be in a routine and keep it going. Because I seem to be thinking a lot about it lately, I'm planning my first post around weather. Does the weather affect what you read? Does the weather in the book you're reading affect your mood - both about what you are reading and in your "real" life? I'd be interested in getting some comments from you before I write the post. Let me know you're thoughts on weather in books you enjoy. |