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why? Up until the last chapters, there's no indication the setting is 2020. So it could have been a timeless, stand alone book, but instead will soon feel very dated & irrelevant to future readers.
You don't know when the story is taking place, so why would it logically be "natural" to include the pandemic?
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why? Up until the last chapters, there's no indication the setting is 2020. So it could have been a timeless, stand alone book, but instead will soon feel very dated & irrelevant to future readers.
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You don't know when the story is taking place, so why would it logically be "natural" to include the pandemic?
