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Tag Archives: fandom
How Writing Fanfiction Can Make You a Better Writer
A lot of people have talked about the benefits of fanfiction—the lack of gatekeepers to allow beginning writers to dive right in, the built-in audience for support and motivation, the potential for growth and feedback—and all of these are absolutely … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged audience, character, fandom, fanfiction, motivation, reception, writing exercise
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On Fandom and Creativity
I believe this is the golden age of fandom. We could have a debate about the quality of current content versus the classics of old—certainly more is being produced today, and “nerd culture” is at its most mainstream—but that debate … Continue reading
Posted in Media
Tagged arrow, career, creativity, fandom, fanfiction, hobbies, media, my fanfiction, my writing
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