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Beginning June 25,
http://AnotherWorldToday.com will give fans the chance to
write their own Another World stories using their favorite
characters from the show’s 35-year history. To get started,
select a character (that is not officially dead in Bay City or
currently featured in Another World Today) and register your
character at
http://www.Twitter.com , complete with screen-name and
profile. Sign up to follow
https://twitter.com/AWToday . Characters will be handed out
on a first-come, first served basis. For more information, visit
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Another World Returns FROM TV GUIDE ONLINE
by Michael Logan April 27, 2009 09:33 AM EST
It’s been 10 years since *Another World* went off the air, but now,
thanks to a cool new Web site, the beloved soap is back from the dead.
TeleNext Media, producer of *Guiding Light* and *As the World Turns*, is
about to launch http://anotherworldtoday.com , a site that fills us in on what’s
happened in Bay City since 1999, including which lovebirds are still
together (Carl and Rachel, Cass and Lila) and which are kaput (Amanda and
Cameron).
Chapter 1 kicks off May 4 (the 45th anniversary of *AW*’s debut) with
Grant Harrison, who was presumed dead at the end of *AW*’s run,
returning to town to reclaim his son, Kirkland. Meanwhile, a mystery is
unfolding: Flamboyant Felicia Gallant has gone off to New York to visit
Dean and Jenna, and all three have somehow vanished. Each weekly
installment is interactive, with fans getting the opportunity to vote on
the future direction of plots.
TeleNext’s creative content producer Alina Adams was encouraged to start
the blog due to the surprising success of the *AW* replays on
hulu.com . “People still have warm,
nostalgic feelings for the show,” Adams says. “AW ushered a lot of
fans into the world of daytime drama. It was their gateway drug. They miss
it and they want more.
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