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If you plan to self-publish, no-one will read you unless you stand out. If you plan to contact a publisher, or have a literary agent do it for you, they'll discern according to the same criterion. Anything written to follow the leader will fail.

Now, you can build on what people are already reading. Did you know Fifty Shades of Grey began life as a Twilight fanfic? They're pretty different, aren't they!

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