Category Archives: generating emotion in fiction

On Drought and Desperation

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Lynne • 6 Comments

Corn languishing in one of Brian’s fields.[/caption] I’ve gone back to the farm market every day to get that amazing sweet corn for the magical ten days the farmer will have it. I go in the late afternoon when I need a break from writing. Normally I’d be out hiking with Hannah, but the relentless heat… Continue Reading

And Then There Were Three

Posted on October 9, 2011 by Lynne • 3 Comments

No fault of the chicken gynecologist’s, but Meg didn’t make it. She’d seemed much better shortly after the stuck egg removal by Nik and bathtub treatment by Diana, but then she worsened steadily over the next couple of days. Desperate stabs at word combinations on Google finally yielded a diagnosis that perfectly matched her symptoms: … Continue Reading

Using Sense Memory

Posted on August 14, 2011 by Lynne • 3 Comments

My husband and I have just watched the movie Stand By Me for at least the tenth time. About every two years we seem to crave another viewing, usually in high summer, which is when the movie is set. This time instead of renting it, we gave up and bought the Deluxe Edition, since it’s… Continue Reading

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Category Archives: generating emotion in fiction

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