Kat - Well, sort of. Usually I do short stories, and they're so short that the setting doesn't really matter. One took place on a bus, but it wasn't relevant to the story to know what city the bus was in or what type of city it was. Another had a short bit that took place in a mall, but it wasn't relevant to know what sort of mall it was or where it was. Another was just in a house. Usually the focus is more on the characters and what's happening that where it is doesn't matter.

And I had one other that... well, it didn't really take place in this world, but the characters were from this world. It was sort of a surreal afterlife type thing that someone woke up into and they were trying to figure out where they were.