When does a book go from HOMAGE to THEFT?

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Recorded04 Jun 2021

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Craig is flying solo again today (don't worry, we're recording a regular episode this weekend), and the topic at hand is literary homage vs outright theft. Where is the line? How should we go about thinking about books that some say are TOO directly tied to their inspirations? Email me questions using the contact form at TheLegendarium.com Join the Discord community Support the show on Patreon

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