Interesting site for writers
Jun. 16th, 2010 01:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
temperance14Relies on efforts of community members, so quality may vary, but...
Little Details, and LJ community: where you can tap other people's knowledge to make your fiction details accurate.
Will this chemical have that reaction. Would this slang be used at this time period in this country. Could a smaller woman give a black eye to a taller man (recent question).
http://community.livejournal.com/little_details/
I just find this interesting, as spent part of last weekend bookmarking sites that covered social, structural, economic, political, etc. history of San Francisco in the 1930's. I have some reference guides to every day life in the 1930's: but setting into the streets and populations of San Francisco at that time was another matter!
And, I've used the Regency resources at austen.com, and the Victorian web for...well, Victoriana.
This new (to me) LJ community could be fun for a number of ideas.
Little Details, and LJ community: where you can tap other people's knowledge to make your fiction details accurate.
Will this chemical have that reaction. Would this slang be used at this time period in this country. Could a smaller woman give a black eye to a taller man (recent question).
http://community.livejournal.com/little_details/
I just find this interesting, as spent part of last weekend bookmarking sites that covered social, structural, economic, political, etc. history of San Francisco in the 1930's. I have some reference guides to every day life in the 1930's: but setting into the streets and populations of San Francisco at that time was another matter!
And, I've used the Regency resources at austen.com, and the Victorian web for...well, Victoriana.
This new (to me) LJ community could be fun for a number of ideas.
