Jason
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Rebecca Gransden:
How did you come up with the name Anemogram? What does it mean? Did you just make it up to try and break spellchecker?
Rebecca Gransden
It was chosen for me by a random word generator. Out of frustration with myself at not being able to come up with anything I turned to that in desperation. And it fit perfectly! It means "a record of the pressure or velocity of the wind, automatically marked by an anemograph". I'll put a link to my blog which shows an example:
https://rebeccagransden.wordpress.com...
One of the key incidences in anemogram is the coming of the transformative wind on Hilligoss Mount, and it also reflects the emotional tone of the story as I saw it.
https://rebeccagransden.wordpress.com...
One of the key incidences in anemogram is the coming of the transformative wind on Hilligoss Mount, and it also reflects the emotional tone of the story as I saw it.
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Rob True
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Rebecca Gransden:
Hello Rebecca. I read a description of anemogram (I didn't Capitalise the title because it appears you don't) and thought it sounds very interesting. I like the sound of the atmosphere and story. I'll have to save up for it (disability benefits) and get it. Is it available in bookshops?
Michael Finocchiaro
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Rebecca Gransden:
Where is Holligoss Hill? What does this location evoke for you?
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