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PBeM writing

Dorothea Salo has some interesting thoughts on PBeMs, game fiction and 'fluff'. I agree that great things can happen on a text-based on-line game made up from good writers.

One of my new year resolutions will be to post more frequently to my on-line games, both on email and message boards.

Posted by TimHall at December 31, 2002 04:53 PM | TrackBack
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