A dream about levitation inspired me to write The Levitation Game. But Guatemala inspired the setting. I’ve infused travel into all my books. While I was in Sedona, Arizona, researching my first book, I had the dream that inspired my upcoming novel. After deciding on the concept for TLG, I needed a remote location to place my characters during the climax. But how many genuinely remote locations are there left in the world? Guatemala has a mysterious location that was perfect for my other-worldly needs. Maybe you will take a literary journey to the secret location by reading my book someday.
Until then, you can revisit the highlights of my Guatemala trip here. Follow my feet…
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Hello,
I enjoyed your travel post, Guatemala looks beautiful. I would love to see the Trogon. Lovely capture of the butterfly. The swinging bridge looks fun. Great photos and post. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a wonderful week!
Such beautiful bright colors! The sun seems to shine brighter in South America. It was interesting to learn about the locations that inspired your literary efforts, Sharon
Love the vibrant colors!
I hope to visit Guatemala someday.
I enjoyed learning about the locations that inspired your book.
What beautiful photos of your trip to Guatemala.
The suspension bridge seems really scary to walk on.
The clothes of the ladies are really colorful.
The fox and the butterfly are super.
Greetings Irma
What a lovely travel brochure!!
Great view of the blue sky.
Such an exotic, colorful place!! Wonderful photos!!
Awesome photos! The one of Antigua is my favorite. Really an outstanding photo, and I can see why this location inspired you.
I’ve never really thought of Guatemala as a destination, but your photos are nudging me to consider it.
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You were lucky enough to capture the ladies wearing their colorful outfits under the arch. Fox is adorable. We used to have a campfire outside in Wisconsin with guests. The children guests would always want marshmallows, graham crackers and Hershey chocolate bars on a stick over the fire for fun. Fox in the area would come by and being kids that want to share the fox looked like they were foaming at the mouth. Adorable! but…..probably the sugar wasn’t good for them. Fox are curious little creatures. So cute.
Beautiful scenery and fantastic photos.
What beautiful photos. I love the sky through the cathedral roof, and the colorful yellow buildings.
Sharon – fabulous photos, as always. The one with the ladies passing under the arch is a standout, and I also like the cathedral ruins!