Weeks have passed and I have been quietly working away at my desk, trying to get another novel off the ground. I can't say much about it yet, as it's such early days and so much can change, but the act of writing brings home, once again, how much I enjoy working under gloomy skies and rain, while the pictures in my head become more intensely vibrant.
Just like these images from Portugal that capture the setting for my new novel, 300 Days of Sun (out next April). So relax and scroll down, and see if you can imagine yourself there, feeling the heat of the sun and the salt water on your skin...while winter does its worst outside your window.
As these are not my photos, I have included the links to the articles and travel websites they came from. The top image is from the London Daily Telegraph, and comes with a great introduction to the Algarve coast:
This is the same view, but taken in bright daylight. I want to swim in that emerald green part of the water! http://www.globusjourneys.com/tour/portugal-in-depth/zp/
2 comments:
Thanks for bringing brilliant sunshine into water soaked Northwest US. Can't wait to read your new novel. Loved THE LANTERN. Happy holidays, Deborah!
Hi Deborah! Marcheline of Mental Meatloaf here (ignore the new user name, I had to change my email address on the account, as the original was being discontinued)... looking forward to the new book, and oh, those photos of the ocean! Yes, I'd like to swim in the emerald green bits myself, since the parts where it goes all black underneath make me nervous! I always imagine large sea creatures lurking there...
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