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@NK_Adjei@Lvandenberg Unfortunately some readers get burned by this all to common problem where the concept seems to outweigh the dramatic elements, and they look at those genres as style over substance going forward. I used to be one of those people. I was looking in the wrong place.
@marymcdreid Oh I have! It certainly is. I’m looking for a sense of how writers have channeled that history into contemporary novels, I’m planning something 🤓
@fairfairisles It would be fun to release a collection of them one day, but to sort of redact aspects of it in order for them to seem less connected to the stories they came from, allowing the scene to stand on its own.