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Today I
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The way I feel about that is
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Do you write original fiction? If so, what do you find different about original fiction versus fan fiction?
I haven't written original fiction in about fifteen years. I used to write LARP scenarios and characters, though, and that was different because I had to think about each character as the hero of his or her own story and had to make sure that each character had enough going on to be interesting to play. It was a very different sort of writing because playability trumped story.
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