Haha the hardest part has been strangely, making sure it all stays aligned with my vision for the main story. But it's proving an incredibly useful exercise in that respect. Understanding rabbit history and human history on a deeper level than my first notes on the matter.
That makes me happy to hear. I found the history so interesting! The town of Warren that was submerged by the lake was for me the most fascinating part. Bit I also happened to be working on something set in post WW1, and it got me wondering if many Americans who fought in that conflict suffered the same social ostracization as in England from any post war trauma.
This one really spoke to me as well. I am really enjoying exploring the social dynamics of how rabbits and humans have interacted throughout history. And this one felt particularly poignant.
Wow! God, I got chills!
I wonder if thats because of the atmospheric qualities, or because when you read about snow enough, it makes you chilly.
Jesting aside, im very grateful for this comment. It makes me happy to know people feel something when they read what I am doing. 😊
This whole series is so clever, Graeme!
Haha the hardest part has been strangely, making sure it all stays aligned with my vision for the main story. But it's proving an incredibly useful exercise in that respect. Understanding rabbit history and human history on a deeper level than my first notes on the matter.
Oh I love this so much, 💕💝💕
That makes me happy to hear. I found the history so interesting! The town of Warren that was submerged by the lake was for me the most fascinating part. Bit I also happened to be working on something set in post WW1, and it got me wondering if many Americans who fought in that conflict suffered the same social ostracization as in England from any post war trauma.
I'm sure there are correlations to be made if you could speak the souls that lived it.
Absolutely, I cant imagine it left anyone untouched in some way, no matter where they come from or where they fought.
This one really spoke to me as well. I am really enjoying exploring the social dynamics of how rabbits and humans have interacted throughout history. And this one felt particularly poignant.