What does FanFic stand for?

Fan Fiction

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Samples in periodicals archive:

They explore the phenomena of hyperfiction and fan fiction, policing language use and textuality in fan fiction, feminist and transgender discourses on the changing bodies of slash fan fiction, narration, branding, blogging, and related topics.

Internet fictions

The emphasis on blogs and fan fiction is the key here, because these aren't the activities of couch potatoes.

21st-century sophistication

Oh, my god," Rowling concluded with a laugh, "the fan fiction.

J.K. Rowling outs Hogwarts character

Fan fiction itself is far from new, of course; one could say that the medieval authors who embellished and explored preexisting Arthurian legends were early, if not the earliest, fan fiction producers.

Reimagining Rose: portrayals of Tolkien's Rosie Cotton in ...

While private fan fiction may be as old as fiction itself, its origins as a genre for public (albeit esoteric) circulation can be traced back to the start of fan magazines or "fanzines" in the 1970's.

Harry Potter and the fan fiction phenom

Fan fiction also boasts a tradition that spans decades, predating not only the World Wide Web but email itself.

Fan words

Fantasy fiction fans can join an online fan fiction workshop and write themselves into their favourite novels.

Go get your kicks - in the library!

com THE teen soap site is also on the ball, with news, interviews, sections for letters and viewers' fan fiction and contests.

carol@mirror.co.uk: SOAP WINNERS IN YOUR SITES; Corrie show's a ...