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What's the general opinon of a story with this basis:

There's a seperate "dimension/world/reality" connected to ours that is purely imagination. It is affected by acts of the imaginations. In this world, since Shakespeare was the great writer he was, there was a profound effect upon this world. This story would assume that Shakespeare used a different pen for every one of his famous works, and these pens have become powerful artifacts. For example, the one used for Romeo and Juliet has the abilities with romance. The Midsummer Night's Dream pen would allow you to control fairies, etc.

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Interesting premise, and there's a lot of potential for expansion.
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Okay, that's one person. If it seems confusing and half-baked, that's because I wanted to get the idea across without giving away to much. And I'm terrible at doing that.
The Bard Chronicles: http://youngwriterssociety.com/novel.php?id=1134

Master of Words: novel.php?id=1039

If you review those two, send me a PM containing a link to something you'd like reviewed.



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