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The conflict with the Writers may be a shadowy one, built on rules, a-la WoD, which was why they needed to fool Maelle to get inside the Mansion to set it on fire.
It could be a meta joke (e.g. by Writers they mean the writers of the game - the Alone in the Dark remake and Alan Wake outright play with these things) or it could just be a art vs art conflict which is why Verso wasn't supported in his desire to become a musician, music may be its own magic in the world where 33rd December is a thing.