Tau Zero
I'm on Earth? Not again!
- Joined
- May 28, 2006
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I am currently reading "Dies the Fire" by S. M. Stirling. I am enjoying the book very much and Stirling is an author i also like very much.
The curious thing is that the book takes place in my neighborhood, i.e., the Willamette Valey of northwest Oregon. It's odd (to me) to have a book take place in your town and the environs you're familiar with. The map in the book is simply a map or the area around Salem (where i live) and north to Portland.
Has this ever happened to you? Other writers have used real locations for their stories. It just strikes me in an odd way; maybe it's just me...
The curious thing is that the book takes place in my neighborhood, i.e., the Willamette Valey of northwest Oregon. It's odd (to me) to have a book take place in your town and the environs you're familiar with. The map in the book is simply a map or the area around Salem (where i live) and north to Portland.
Has this ever happened to you? Other writers have used real locations for their stories. It just strikes me in an odd way; maybe it's just me...