http://kindredinkwriters.forumotion.net/time-f24/-t1.htm Depending on the scope of your story, hours, days, months or years in which the story takes place; can be directly related to setting, character, plot, etc, depending on the era. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 22:24:47 GMT 10 http://jaebaeli.com/KIWI/kiwilogo2.png http://kindredinkwriters.forumotion.net/time-f24/-t1.htm http://kindredinkwriters.forumotion.net/time-f24/time-spans-periods-t54.htm Jae Baeli Time, in regard to setting, can mean both the span of time in which the story is told, and the time period in which it takes place, whether modern day, feudal England, or the Civil rights era of the 50's. In short spans of time, such as the few days often used by Dean Koontz, there must necessarily be a great deal happening in the experience of the characters. The plot must move quickly, to reflect the quick movement of time. In longer time spans, such as a generational one, the elements of ... Time Thu, 04 Dec 2008 22:24:47 GMT http://kindredinkwriters.forumotion.net/time-f24/time-spans-periods-t54.htm#59 http://kindredinkwriters.forumotion.net/time-f24/time-spans-periods-t54.htm