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8/8/07 02:23 (UTC)
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Gee, that's quite a divergence...
I tend to story first, world later. Which doesn't always result in great worlds, but when all's said and done, the world is only useful as far as it supports a story.
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8/8/07 02:23 (UTC)I tend to story first, world later. Which doesn't always result in great worlds, but when all's said and done, the world is only useful as far as it supports a story.