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Readers are less interested in plots and more interested in settings in which they take place, so at some point plot becomes redundant. It's also much harder to
by thriftwy 3y ago
Readers are less interested in plots and more interested in settings in which they take place, so at some point plot becomes redundant. It's also much harder to have an interesting plot and everybody is thoroughly fed up with all the common ones.
- bluGill 3y agoPlot, setting, and characters all have to come together to make the story. Different readers have different preferences, and different authors have different strengths. There is no exact rule for how much of any one you need. However fail too much in any and the whole falls apart. Do very well in one and the others can fail a little more.