Huh. The HiloBrow is holding a fanfiction contest: [link]
No more than 1,000 words, and one of the judges is Denise from DW (aka Synecdochic).
Entries will be reviewed blind.
This thread is for fanfic recs, links, and discussion, but not for actual posting of fanfic.
Huh. The HiloBrow is holding a fanfiction contest: [link]
No more than 1,000 words, and one of the judges is Denise from DW (aka Synecdochic).
Entries will be reviewed blind.
It's so tempting to write something based on 50 Shades of Grey, just for giggles.
Do a 50 Shades/Wide Sargasso Sea fusion!
::swoons::
I am vexed by the use of "a fanfiction."
Speaking of fic, apparently Rebecca Tushnet of the OTW was interviewed on On the Media this past week: they did an episode on intellectual property issues, and she talked about fanfiction.
I will probably listen to it on my way home, since OTM is one of my regular podcasts.
I just listened to that today. Good points well-stated.
eta: It was a little weird to have the "That's so weird, since I get their emails...Wait...I'm in some of those fandoms..." I'm not used to my real life being a couple degrees removed from national media (my home town has been on TDS a couple times now), but I'm REALLY not used to my Internet life being that close.
I'm wallowing in Avengers fic and loving it, but I keep getting peeved at people apologizing for their stories and all that. If there's something wrong with it, fix it, otherwise let it stand on its own.
But what would the 13 year-old ESL homeschooled writers that don't know anyone who can beta read or have access to a dictionary but have to get their Avengers-attend-Hogwarts-OMG!-how-cool-is-that?-IDEK-feels-LOLLOLLOL fic out into the world do then?
Sam_Storyteller and Domenika Marzione are my gold standards for Avengers fic written by someone who understands how adults interact.
I also think they think they are protecting themselves against criticism by doing that. Like if they say their plot's weak than you won't.