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The only reason that these stories are considered valid is because they were written by Doctor Who writers, CzechOut said it best when he wrote; "If we say this, then every single piece of fan fiction Paul Cornell or Rob Shearman — or whoever — wrote is suddenly debatable". | The only reason that these stories are considered valid is because they were written by Doctor Who writers, CzechOut said it best when he wrote; "If we say this, then every single piece of fan fiction Paul Cornell or Rob Shearman — or whoever — wrote is suddenly debatable". | ||
These writers were simply showing fans how to make their own stories by writing their own fan-fiction in the same format and on the same site, the only difference is who they are. | These writers were simply showing fans how to make their own stories by writing their own fan-fiction in the same format and on the same site, the only difference is who they are. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 27 April 2023
The only reason that these stories are considered valid is because they were written by Doctor Who writers, CzechOut said it best when he wrote; "If we say this, then every single piece of fan fiction Paul Cornell or Rob Shearman — or whoever — wrote is suddenly debatable".
These writers were simply showing fans how to make their own stories by writing their own fan-fiction in the same format and on the same site, the only difference is who they are.
