: Re: Using a world created by someone else for your own fiction What is the procedure if you want to set a story in a world created by someone else?If, after reading someone else's novel I came

If you are writing it to make money: don't.

If the world created gives you inspiration and makes you sit down and write for hours, then go ahead and do it. It's your mind, and you can write whatever you want as long as it's not published.

Let people/editors/whoever read it, and if the feedback tells you it is really, really good, the you can contact the author/publisher of the original story and let them read it. Maybe they are willing to cut you a deal.

They probably won't though, but hey, you got inspiration enough to write a whole story. Your skill and experience as a writer probably got knocked up several notches.

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