One of the most captivating
areas of fiction writing is the research. Many writers will tell you that they
get so engrossed it becomes a real wrench to close the research file and get on
with writing the actual book.
An upside to this, for both
writers and readers, is that all that background provides more topics for short
pieces that can be shared. And some fascinating facts emerge in all sorts of
areas.
Ever wondered how people
got natural light into their houses pre 17th century, without letting in the
cold and everything else that can climb through an opening in a wall? Check out
Linda Acaster’s blog Glazing Without Glass.
Interested in quirky
facts about horses? Try out Melanie Trudeaux’s blog for snippets on A Horse’sTeeth or find out what horses see out of those huge eyes in Seeing the right colour.
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