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Oct 9, 2014 at 8:09am
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Michelle and I were discussing a post about this, and I'll probably do it when I get back from dropping off kids. Every story can have definitions. If it is a magical story, it is often tied with the things that make our real world different from your story world. In a contemporary story, anything that requires research would be possible for definitions. In Gone Girl, the author had to figure out how to do a lot of true crime things and explain them to us within the story. There's no magic, no speculative element, but I would bet there was research on whether a body could make it to the ocean from St Louis. |
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