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[edit] From Wikipedia:Talk:Fiction technique

[edit] Don't merge this article

It stands on its own, and applies to other lengths of writing.

Josh English

I agree - they are independent of each other in thought and content, and should remain separate.

Aggi

Definitely keep it separate. As others have said, it does not only apply to novels.

Mike

Don't merge. These techniques could apply to any genre, not just novels. Anything from screenplays to short stories to novellas. OTOH, it does need editing. While three acts is one way to approach fiction, it's certainly NOT the only way.Ddpattison (talk) 02:11, 30 March 2009 (UTC)