When we're writing stories, quite often it can be more interesting for our readers to attach the events of a story to a specific date or a series of dates. For example, yesterday was Father’s Day, which could be a key data set off with a particular tale about fathers' relationships etc.
Today, June 22, is a special day because it is Windrush Day,
which commemorates the British Caribbean community, as well as World Rainforest
Day, which highlights the importance of protecting tropical ecosystems.
I have just finished a short story based in Moscow on May 9th, which is their Victory Day, and provided targets for assassination!
Somehow I missed this beauty below!
It is also National Chocolate Éclairs Day and National Onion Rings Day. The mind boggles. However, each of these special days offers a myriad of opportunities to entertain our
readers, although at the moment I can’t think of anything to do with onion rings
that would make a good story.
It may be that one of these days is particularly relevant
for you. Why not make the end of the story as enjoyable for you as it is
for your readers? We all deserve some pleasure, even in the production of the
work, not just in the number of sales it brings.
God Bless
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