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May 4th, 2007
06:55 pm
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ayiana2: The Multi-Fandom Hall of Fame - Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a sort of multi-fandom fanfic hall of fame, a place I could go, and, at the click of the mouse, be assured of an entertaining read? -
- idiosyncratic: Fic rant, ahoy! - So, you call yourself a writer...or, what NOT to do in your fics -
- therealjae: On women, writing, and compensation - my own personal reason for not wanting to write fanfiction for pay is the same reason I want my political involvement to be volunteer-only and the blog I write not to be compensated financially as journalism. -
- mimoletnoe: Yes, I was taking notes... - I find it ironic that from that quote given by Kristina we see that the romantic notion of writing (as expressed by Rushdie) is realized in fan fiction, while the more craft-like and less 'artistic' and 'inspired' approach is exercised in profic/genre fic -
- melannen: In which I cannily pretend to talk about Star Trek, but am actually talking about fanfic instead. - Sure, to your average publisher, a hundred novels about the same few characters doing the same few things *seems* like it could get old ... But it *doesn't*, because characters are *infinitely* complex, -
- robin_anne_reid: Welcome To My Treehouse! - So I'm wondering (and will post a link in a few other places) about your experiences in LJ, in blogs, in other spaces, as an academic, or as a fan, or as both! Yes, this LJ is my academic one, but no degree is required to participate--just an interest in -
- fides: Life, The Universe and Academia - But they are talking about literature and 'proper' writing but that funny fan fiction stuff, never mind that it has been a significant part of writing in people's digital lives when new media was but a twinkling electron in the Internet's eye. -
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