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“Weather is necessary to a narrative of human experience.” — Mark Twain

Effectively used as a literary device, weather can create an atmosphere that can make or break a scene. It sets the mood, mirrors the stages of plot development, enhances themes, and creates tension where before there was none.

Weather can also drive emotion. Written in a non-scientific way with literary examples and 40 exercises (and a little humor), this book hopes to be your go-to guide if you’re looking to use weather in a way that connects emotionally and pulls readers into your world.

So write about that cloud, that tornado, that hurricane…and bring the storm.

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