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<p>This week, something a little different, a dichotomy Kate Wilhelm mentioned in her book <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/193152016X/bethestory-20"><em>Storyteller</em></a>.  It has been mentioned on at least one other podcast. It&rsquo;s not so much a dichotomy as two story dimensions. As Kate Wilhelm points out, both are important. I want to explore both, and I want to take this lesson and apply it to other story forms.</p>]]></description>
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