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The novel is also notable for featuring The [[Fashion Club]]. They appear in three episodes and are referred to throughout the novel. ([[Daria]] herself is very briefly mentioned in the eighth episode.) In spite of Starmeshelion's renowned veneration of Fashion Club Secretary [[Stacy Rowe]], her depiction within the narrative is mostly objective and does not veer from her canon-established characterisation. Some of Stacy's descriptions, however, were mutually inspired by German non-fan fiction author Anne Cornelia Emkes, who served as a beta reader of sorts on four episodes. |
The novel is also notable for featuring The [[Fashion Club]]. They appear in three episodes and are referred to throughout the novel. ([[Daria]] herself is very briefly mentioned in the eighth episode.) In spite of Starmeshelion's renowned veneration of Fashion Club Secretary [[Stacy Rowe]], her depiction within the narrative is mostly objective and does not veer from her canon-established characterisation. Some of Stacy's descriptions, however, were mutually inspired by German non-fan fiction author Anne Cornelia Emkes, who served as a beta reader of sorts on four episodes. |
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== Trivia == |
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As a running joke and in order to reflect the novel's Canadian theme, Avril Lavigne is referred to in almost every episode (at one point directly by [[Quinn Morgendorffer]]), and her description changes according to each episode's distinct style. |
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