At 01:08 AM 6/13/98 -0600, Mark Eymer wrote:

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I'd like to think that I know how to write good fanfiction, but the sad
truth is that I don't think my abilities are the caliber that they
should be. I'd appreciate any pointers, suggestions, or comments on how
to write better fanfiction. People I'd most like a reply on this subject

>from would include: Richard Lawson, Andrew Huang, The Scriviner (if at

all possible), TimeRunner, The Eternal Lost Lurker, Ranma Al'Thor,
Jospeh Palmer, Carolyn Seawright, and Gary Kleppe, to name a few of the
people whose works I consider great. How do you write like you do?...

WOW! I was mentioned in the same breath as Lawson! *_*

Excuse me while I try to work off my shock. ^^;


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surprised to learn. Writing episodically meant that when I finished one
episode I had no idea about what the next one would contain. When, in the
twists and turns of the plot, some event suddenly seemed to illuminate
things that had gone before, I was as surprised as anyone else."

--- Douglas Adams, "A Guide to the Guide"

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