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The design of printed fan fiction

Transformative Works and Cultures
Fan binding is a design process through which physical, printed copies of fan fiction works are created. These include both unique hand-bound objects for the designer's own affective, aesthetic pleasure and copyedit and design work mimicking traditional ...
Naomi Jacobs, Jsa Lowe
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Diving into the Waves of Fan Fiction: K-Pop Girl Group Fandom and Queer Empowerment through User-generated Literature

, 2021
Fanfiction (abbreviated as fanfic) provides platform for communities that lack representation in mainstream media. Fanfiction refers to a literary genre based off of existing media.
Lynell Alejandro
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Fan Fiction and Early Christian Writings

What can contemporary media fandoms, like Anne Rice, Star Wars, Batman, or Sherlock Holmes, tell us about ancient Christianity? Tom de Bruin demonstrates how fandom and fan fiction are both analogous and incongruous with Christian derivative works.
T. D. Bruin
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Australian Queer Science Fiction Fans

Journal of Homosexuality, 2017
Science fiction (sf) does more than provide a fleeting moment of entertainment; it has many personal and social functions. In addition to offering audiences "romantic escapism" (Gerrold, 1996, pp. 5-6), sf also enables the "postulation of an alternative reality from which to contemplate this one" (Gerrold, 1996, pp.
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Motivasi Penggemar K-Pop sebagai Citizen Author Menulis Fan Fiction

Ultimacomm: Jurnal Ilmu Komunikasi, 2020
Fandom muncul sebagai kelompok yang terbentuk karena adanya ketertarikan pada satu objek yang sama. Fandom adalah budaya popular dalam masyarakat industri, sebagai bentuk untuk mengagumi suatu budaya.
Qoryna Noer Seyma El Farabi
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Academic Fan Fiction

2016
I wrote my first book at age 9. With what I thought were clever, subtle plot revisions, I ripped off Walter Farley’s novel, Flame. Captivated by a subterranean passageway to a hidden world (of horses no less!), I got to live in that world not only while reading but also in retelling my own version of the story (in mine the protagonist was a girl and ...
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Bolkonskii Won't Die: Fan Fiction Based on Russian Classical Literature

, 2020
This article is devoted to the phenomenon of fan fiction in its interaction with Russian classical literature. Traditionally, fan fiction is associated with products of mass culture – fantasy novels, TV-series, anime or comic books. The transformation of
K. Romanenko
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“AN EXPENSIVE BIT OF FAN FICTION”:

2022
This chapter examines how Watchmen (HBO 2019) navigates its complicated position both as part of a transmedia narrative universe and as one of many multiple narratives within the overarching Watchmen franchise. In particular, the chapter analyzes how the television series negotiates the narrative demands of introducing new audiences to the complex ...
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‘Thanks for Fanning’: Online Austen Fan Fiction

2014
This chapter traverses the discursive space mapped and staked out by the dedicated Austen fan site, the Republic of Pemberley, and its offshoot, the Derbyshire Writers’ Guild. It pays attention to the ways in which these online spaces evoke material and ‘real world’ places, generating a sense of civic municipality as well as literary community. Drawing
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Identity, Community, and Sexuality in Slash Fan Fiction

, 2023
A. Kustritz
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