What is your most favorite place on Earth? Did you put it in a story? Why or why not?
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DAN ALATORRE 
16 replies on “Why or why not?”
I’ve had a few favorite places. But they’re not where you’d expect. And I have written about them.
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My favourite place on earth is the island where I come from. Rousay, Orkney. Yes it is in a novel, my Suleskerry series.
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Writing non-Earth fantasy means I don’t get to add real world stuff. Though I have started a post-apocalyptic thing and I’m toying with a paranormal thriller. I’ve noticed that zoos show up a lot and I do enjoy going to them. So I think that’s my subconscious favorite place.
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The northern moors are my favourite places… and they were what started me writing in the first place, trying to preserve some of their lore through fiction.
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I haven’t written about my favourite place, but I have about my favourite people.
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My favorite place on earth is New Orleans…I’ve written (still writing) a novel set there.
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N’awlins! Is there a better place on earth? I don’t know.
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My favorite place on earth is Arizona. And of course I wrote about it. 🙂
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Of course!
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😉
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my bed. and yes all my characters love their beds. and sometimes love in their beds. ha-ha
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I did not see that answer coming. Good one!
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Hmm. I think I made a post about a few favorite places…but it’s more about what I FELT at that place than the place itself….
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I don’t know if I’ve discovered my favorite place yet. There’s still so much in this world I’d like to see. But I do love my rivers and lakes, so in a way I’ve written about them.
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Some of my favorite places are all over the world – my main characters from my debut novel end up in Germany, one of the places I’ve lived and loved for a few years. But I do tend to write a lot about Texas, and there’s no denying I love Texas to smithereens. So, I guess so. 😛
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I tend to write fantasy and sci-fi (when I’m writing fiction) and because of that, the places I visit are hard to incorporate. In my non-fiction work, I rarely mention place (now that I think about it, I don’t think I really go into that much detail in my fiction either), so I guess my answer would be no.
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