Here are some photos and super random descriptions I made up to help you in a character-creating rut.

Forget the modern-day hero. Odysseus is one for the ages.

All I read growing up were books about white people. I wonder how my views might be different if I'd read a more diverse selection of books.

Summer inspires me to travel the world. In Their Eyes Were Watching God, main character Janie has a similar yearning.

Setting is a whole lot more than just a general description. It encompasses several factors that add richer detail and depth to any story.

All the things any quality reading nook requires.

Creating believable dialogue between characters is huge. However, it can be a challenge to mimic real life conversations on paper.

The Old Man and the Sea is a short novella about this well, old man out on the sea.

Every place gives off different vibes which can fit different moods. What kind of location is perfect for you?