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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Writers who claim that it’s normal to borrow so many true-life details that readers can identify the actual people on which characters were based are probably crappy writers. It’s not difficult to develop characters that aren’t obviously based on real people. And it’s the ethical thing to do. [/quote] Nope. Just ask anyone who ever knew Philip Roth. It's just how it is. Except maybe, like, pure sci-fi fantasy that is all plot and no real character development. This doesn't mean people have to like it when they're the one who gets their lives minced into fiction. Just, it's normal.[/quote]
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