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⌈ Secret Post #2446 ⌋

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[How To Train Your Dragon]

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[Fall Out Boy's "The Phoenix"]

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[pokemon conquest]

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Could count. But even if it doesn't I'm going to assume there's another out there that does.

I'm guessing this one you mention is actually good?

I'm actually writing about one. The main character is traveling to a city to cheak-up on his brother, who has emigrated there and is operating a coffee shop with his boyfriend. While there, the main character discovers a cathedral that is slated for destruction yet still has a working piano. He plays, one thing leads to another and the whole thing is now being converted into a concert hall. Of course, there are more than just ordinary immigrants in the city, and a political upheaval on the other side of the earth shall bring about trouble close to home...

Is it good?

Sounds like a mix of things with some Coffee Shop AU thrown in as a small part.

And I wouldn't know if it's good. I haven't read it. I'm a firm believer in the idea that it's not what you write, so much, but how you write it. I said that "rarely are they [CSAU] great." That means some are actually great. Most are just okay. Others are bad. Yet, they're all the same premise. It's the author who turns it into something good or bad by virtue of their own writing. Look at Jim Butcher. He wrote an entire series based on that idea. He bet someone that it wasn't about the idea but how that idea was written. He said he could turn not only one bad idea but two bad ideas into a good series. The other person who was betting him gave him two "bad" ideas. I think they were Pokemon and the lost roman legion. The Codex Alera series was born and let me tell you, it's very good. Very popular. So Jim Butcher won the bet.

Your story will be good if you write it that way. Good luck.

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