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{{wikipediainfo}}{{you may|Fan fiction|n1=fan fiction in the real world}}'''Fanfiction''', or '''fanfic''', was a form of literature where one wrote new works featuring | {{wikipediainfo}}{{you may|Fan fiction|n1=fan fiction in the real world}}'''Fanfiction''', or '''fanfic''', was a form of literature where one wrote new works featuring pre-established, usually copyrighted fictional characters. Fanfic sometimes involved the [[writer]] writing a version of themselves into the story. | ||
[[Auteur]] claimed to have written a lot of fanfiction when she was a teenager. She later compared [[Graelyn Scythes]]'s dream journals relating adventures she had with [[Archimedes Von Ahnerabe]] to fanfic, intending to throw her off the scent of the truth: that the dreams were real [[Memory|memories]] from before Auteur had turned Archimedes ''into'' a fictional character using the [[gauntlet (White Canvas)|gauntlet]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[White Canvas (novel)|White Canvas]]'') | [[Auteur]] claimed to have written a lot of fanfiction when she was a teenager. She later compared [[Graelyn Scythes]]'s dream journals relating adventures she had with [[Archimedes Von Ahnerabe]] to fanfic, intending to throw her off the scent of the truth: that the dreams were real [[Memory|memories]] from before Auteur had turned Archimedes ''into'' a fictional character using the [[gauntlet (White Canvas)|gauntlet]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[White Canvas (novel)|White Canvas]]'') | ||
The words spoken by [[the Noodle Man]] on [[1 April]] [[1890]] reminded [[John Watson]] of "semi-amateur writers of half-[[licensing law|licensed]] quasi-fanfiction", which he found "unnerving". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Case of the Noodle Man (short story)}}) | |||
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[[Category:Literature from the real world]] | [[Category:Literature from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 9 June 2024
- You may be looking for fan fiction in the real world.
Fanfiction, or fanfic, was a form of literature where one wrote new works featuring pre-established, usually copyrighted fictional characters. Fanfic sometimes involved the writer writing a version of themselves into the story.
Auteur claimed to have written a lot of fanfiction when she was a teenager. She later compared Graelyn Scythes's dream journals relating adventures she had with Archimedes Von Ahnerabe to fanfic, intending to throw her off the scent of the truth: that the dreams were real memories from before Auteur had turned Archimedes into a fictional character using the gauntlet. (PROSE: White Canvas)
The words spoken by the Noodle Man on 1 April 1890 reminded John Watson of "semi-amateur writers of half-licensed quasi-fanfiction", which he found "unnerving". (PROSE: The Case of the Noodle Man [+]Loading...["The Case of the Noodle Man (short story)"])
