has anyone written a novel w/ help from a study group?

shugah

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Tue Mar-06-07 10:21 PM
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has anyone written a novel w/ help from a study group?

apparently diana gabaldan used an online study group to help her with the history of her (through the roof best-selling) novels.

any thoughts, info, etc, on study groups?

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smoogatz

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Thu Mar-22-07 12:13 PM
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1. No, but I can see how such a thing might be very valuable--

especially for historical fiction. I use the internet constantly for research--Google is an incredible resource. But because my books are set contemporaneously, give or take, I don't really need the level of detail and historical accuracy that someone like Gabaldon would.

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joeybee12

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Sat Mar-24-07 10:17 AM
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2. I haven't...have you noticed any that you're interested in

joining? Seems like a good idea on the face of it, though.

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