| From: | Rat winterhawk@*********.net |
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| Subject: | Price info: Street value |
| Date: | Thu, 02 Sep 1999 09:05:41 -0700 |
> Not being bitter and all (dammit, that BABY shoulda been mine! :) ),
> but I originally saw that idea done in a story on the Shadowrun Archive
> (although admittedly, not as well). I'm not sure if it's still around,
> but if it is, it's at Herkimer's Lair.
Ah, but Doc', I never *read* that story! And besides, there's
nothing new under the sun, right? It's entirely possible to write
an *excellent* story using a plotline that's been driven into
the ground.
> Someone also used that idea for
> Rat's "Le Bad Shadowrun" competition.
>
Yup. That one I did read. :)
> You can check those two out if you want to as well.
>
If somebody can tell me where the one on the Archive is, that'd
be cool. I'd like to read it, but I don't have time to go
hunt for it right now (evidenced by the fact that the Magespace
update is late for the first time since last November).
> *Doc' shakes his head sadly. "Remember, kiddies, originality
> is a GOOD thing."*
Yes, true...but there's often more to a good story than a 100%
original plotline.
--Rat
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