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Over the years, my stories have covered quite a number of different scenarios and settings. Now I find that each one of them has its advantages depending on what you like in a DID fic. So what I want to know is, what's you guys' favourite settings? I'll give a few examples, though this is by no means a comprehensive list.
1) Fantasy type settings, eg Dungeons and Dragons, Trouble in Paradise.
2) Futuristic sci-fi settings, eg something like
's Space Damsels series.
3) Comic book universes, Marvel, DC, that kinda thing.
4) Straight up modern day ordinary setting.
What do people think?
1) Fantasy type settings, eg Dungeons and Dragons, Trouble in Paradise.
2) Futuristic sci-fi settings, eg something like
's Space Damsels series.3) Comic book universes, Marvel, DC, that kinda thing.
4) Straight up modern day ordinary setting.
What do people think?
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