Wild Isle Podcast Episode 16, Writing Cast 04 Are Novel Novels Novel With Nathaniel Cumberledge

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Episode sixteen of the Wild Isle Podcast and fourth of the Wild Isle Writing Cast series. In this episode, I'm joined once again by fellow dark wizard, Nathaniel Cumberledge for a discussion on originality in fiction. What does it mean for a novel to be novel? And is it even desirable?

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