This will trap the moisture in the pile and the wood will not dry. If you can, make a simple wood frame to raise the plastic cover a few feet above the wood. The ultimate drying place is an open sided shed. Use 2 x 4's, poles, or pallets or some other method to keep your wood off the ground. If you dry your wood inside, allow for adequate ventilation.
Wood stored in a heated space does dry faster.
However, drying wood gives off a lot of water. Another reason to be careful about storing wood inside is the fact that ants, beetles or other unwanted guests sometimes ride along on unseasoned wood. N.H. Woodstock is a manufacturer of hand-built woodburning stoves. Woodstock Soapstone Company, Inc., and reproduced with permission. 2001 Technocopia Inc. Do not reproduce without written permission.