Lynne’s answer to “Your Verindon Trilogy is sci-fi, but your latest novel is contemporary. I also write in different …” > Likes and Comments
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Thanks for that, Lynne. That makes sense. I'm doing an historical book at the moment and I find it's somewhere in between in terms of setting and description. If I have them going into a restaurant for lunch, people know what that is. But I have to work out what they would have eaten and drunk in 1881. Probably not lattes and friands - LOL Thanks for answering.
Yes, historical ones need a bit more explaining than contemporary but not quite as much as sci-fi, I think. :-)
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Thanks for that, Lynne. That makes sense. I'm doing an historical book at the moment and I find it's somewhere in between in terms of setting and description. If I have them going into a restaurant for lunch, people know what that is. But I have to work out what they would have eaten and drunk in 1881. Probably not lattes and friands - LOL Thanks for answering.
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Yes, historical ones need a bit more explaining than contemporary but not quite as much as sci-fi, I think. :-)
