I have a minor hiccup in my story at the moment. After spending a lot of time walking, hiking, sneaking... to the climax of the story, I am needed to return to what is essentially the starting point of my story. Horses are the only means of transportation in this world and the area of land they must cross is roughly equivalent to the distance from Key West, FL to New York, NY. While one character has the capability of tapping into magic, it is not on so grand a scale as to allow for teleportation. I do not want to write another book just to allow for their travel back to the aforementioned point, but I also want to avoid the cliche "And many moons rose and set..." thing.
That is my quandry. And so, perhaps, here it is that we may discuss differing ways to travel great distances quickly by clever uses of plot devices and narrations.
That is my quandry. And so, perhaps, here it is that we may discuss differing ways to travel great distances quickly by clever uses of plot devices and narrations.