They're begging the question. They've defined "truly original writer" as one who creates a new world. If they actually looked at wot they wroted, they'd realise it says more about them than about writers :D.
It feels like a circular definition somehow - and very few writers have created a truly original setting or world. It's most;y people in rubber suits. And here form is clearly as significant as constant, in the originality stakes, to the degree that they can be separated.
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