September 14-16: Plots, Places & Protags (open chat)

The transcript below covers the #litchat conversation on Monday and Wednesday, September 14 and 16, 2009. The order appears sequentially beginning with Monday’s chat through Wednesday’s chat. Topic was open discussion of Plots, Places & Protagonists.

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