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Old 05-07-2014, 02:32 PM   #75
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Can't argue on the historical point. If authors don't want to research, they need to create fantasy worlds that "look like" whatever they want to define it as, but not market it as historical (mystery, romance, etc). I see many do this and call it steampunk. That works because you can't really expect it to be accurate if you label it steampunk!
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