Finding something to eat in the wilderness can be a taxing problem if you don’t know what you’re doing. Same goes for your hero. Whether you’re writing fantasy, a historical, or a modern-day story set in the woods, your hero needs to know what he … Continue reading
I’m the guest blogger today at Melody Steiner’s site. Go check out the dangers of Lily of the Valley and how to use it in your novel.-Sonja Continue reading
Whether you’re writing fantasy, historical fiction, or a modern-day story set in the woods, it’s good to know what’s edible in the forests and meadows you plunk your character into. Green leafy things can be hard to identify, and sometimes your ch… Continue reading
Maybe you’re writing a fantasy and your protagonist is searching for dinner in the woods. Or you’re writing a historical and your antagonist has to forage for a meal. Or you’re in desperate need of a walk to clear your cluttered head and you spot … Continue reading
Whether you’re writing a fantasy, a historical, or a camping story set in modern times, your protagonist needs to know what part of the flora is edible and what to avoid. In my last post, I discussed some of the green things that become available … Continue reading
I’m the guest blogger today at Melody Steiner’s site, where I talk about poisonous plants every week. This week I discuss buttercup and tansy. Go check it out. Continue reading
Over at Melody Steiner’s site, every Thursday I discuss poisonous plants and how to use them to kill off those unwanted characters in your novel. I’m only three posts into that series, but it sparked an idea for a new short series right here. It’s… Continue reading
