Looking for locations for the next scene in your book? Here is a helpful list of settings that I compiled of random locations.

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Setting is one of the most important elements of fiction writing. It can help to create a mood, set the tone, and even influence the plot of your story. If you’re looking for inspiration for your next setting, you’ve come to the right place!

In this blog post, we’ll share a list of places and ideas that you can use to create your own unique settings. We’ll also provide some tips on how to choose the right setting for your story.

We hope you find this post helpful! And who knows, you might just find your next favorite setting in the process. Check out my other writing posts here.

1. Greenhouse
2. Coffeehouse
3. Safe House
4. Birthday Party
5. Downtown
6. Barnyard
7. Bungalow
8. Bazaar
9. Transylvania
10. Aquarium
11. New Brunswick
12. Drugstore
13. Landfill
14. Suburbia
15. Cathouse
16. Freeway
17. Bathroom
18. Hometown
19. Rose Garden
20. Motel Room
21. Bus Station
22. Government Agency
23. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
24. Farmhouse
25. Earth
26. Small Boat
27. Moon
28. Underworld
29. Mountain Range
30. Vacant Lot
31. Dead End
32. Cocktail Party
33. Butcher Shop
34. Coffee Shop
35. Police Station
36. Hardware Store
37. Office Building
38. Atlantic City
39. Shooting Gallery
40. Backyard
41. Catholic School
42. Racketeer
43. Hired Help
44. Nursing Home
45. Masked Ball
46. Grade School
47. Neighborhood
48. Amusement Park
49. Dining Room
50. Chicken Coop
51. Mount Olympus
52. Eiffel Tower
53. Fantasy World
54. Kingdom
55. Shenandoah Valley
56. Hunting Lodge
57. Hotel Room
58. Real World
59. Row House
60. Apartment Building
61. Parking Lot
62. Burg
63. Funeral Home
64. Living Room
65. Foyer
66. Garbage Heap
67. Waiting Area