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Created page with "A secondary world is a self-consistent, culturally established fictional world in Hesanic literary culture. Works are written about the secondary world as if it is "another real world", in a sense. As a result, Hesanic literature is not divided up as nonfiction vs. fiction, but along two axes: one being the world it's in (Yona (the real world), Durzir, the Delta Rune world, etc) and the other being the type of book (law book, narrative, history book..."

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A secondary world is a self-consistent, culturally established fictional world in [[Hesan|Hesanic]] literary culture. Works are written about the secondary world as if it is "another real world", in a sense. As a result, Hesanic literature is not divided up as nonfiction vs. fiction, but along two axes: one being the world it's in ([[Yona]] (the real world), [[Durzir]], the [[Delta Rune]] world, etc) and the other being the type of book (law book, narrative, history book, "fun fact" book, etc). There are a relatively fixed, small number of secondary worlds in the cultural consciousness at any given time, often associated with microvariations in culture. As a result, it's often easy to confuse Hesanic fiction for non-fiction for someone unfamiliar with the culture.

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