Fanfic sentence example
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- Today, that's called Fanfic or Fan Fiction, or, to be pedantic, Fan-Written Fiction.
- Fanfic is simply fiction written by fans of a story, whether a show, movie, book or comic.
- And a good sign of a story's popularity these days is how much fanfic it generates.
- Strictly speaking, writing and showing fanfic to others is a violation of the copyright of the originator.
- The Star Trek franchise has even had fanfic contests and published anthologies of contest winning fanfic.Advertisement
- While most television shows will turn a blind eye to fanfic written in their universe, some book authors are not so forgiving (while some, like Flint mentioned above, are quite open to fanfic).
- The authors that will come after fanfic writers in their universe, of course, have legal right on their side.
- I suspect that this is only part of the total reason why some authors object to fanfic.
- Authors who object to fanfic in their universes include Anne McCaffrey, Anne Rice.
- The motives for writing fanfic are many and varied.Advertisement
- Fanfic allows fans to put characters in genuine peril from which they might not escape.
- Main characters are often 'offed' in fanfic, if it suits the story, something you will rarely see in show 'canon'.
- And of course, fanfic allows the fictional characters to finally have a love life.
- Novice actors who find themselves in a 'cult hit' often have to be gently introduced to what is fanfic, to prevent culture shock.
- A question perhaps more relevant than 'what is Fanfic?' might be 'Where is all the fanfic?'Advertisement
- The original source material from which all fanfic flows.
- An erotic piece of fanfic that posits a romantic relationship between a male and female character from source.
- While the characters might be romantically involved in the source material, a het fanfic will, more than likely, spare no details of their sexual relationship.
- An erotic piece of fanfic that posits a romantic relationship between two male characters from the source.
- Marysue is a much maligned Original Character (OC) that the fanfic author inserts in her story to serve as her avatar.Advertisement
- If you write fan fiction (or fanfic for short) you should be aware of both your legal rights and the rights of the author you are deriving your work from.