[OT] SatChat: Do you have an author that has inspired you the most in your writing? (New here? Introduce yourself!)
[OT] SatChat: Do you have an author that has inspired you the most in your writing? (New here? Introduce yourself!)
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Do you have an author that has inspired you the most in your writing?
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(Topic suggested by u/SirPiecemaker. Have any suggestions for new ones? Let me know below!)
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