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I'm not aware of who the author of the 'nevermore novel' is. It could be an indie author or a new writer in the literary scene.

Well, without actually reading the fanfic in full, it's hard to give a complete review. But generally, if it combines elements like 'Asunder Worm' and RWBY's 'Prism' and 'Nevermore', it could be a really interesting mix. It might explore new storylines within the RWBY universe, perhaps with a new take on the Grimm like Nevermore, and bring in some unique concepts from Asunder Worm. However, the quality would also depend on the writing skills of the author, such as how well they handle the characters, the pacing of the story, and the integration of these different elements.

One thing that might make it unique is the combination of different fictional elements. Asunder Worm has its own set of concepts and RWBY has a completely different world. The Prism and Nevermore from RWBY are very distinct. When combined with Asunder Worm, it could create a story that's not like any other RWBY fanfic. For example, the way the fanfic might handle the power dynamics related to the Prism in the context of Asunder Worm's mechanics could be very different from a typical RWBY story.

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