Tag Archives: fanfiction
Modern Myths: The Active Audience, Imagination and Why I Love Fanvids
Stories are alive. As long as they are read, watched, discussed, they live on in the hearts and souls of every one they have touched. Th author has little control once the tale has flown from their fingers, it grows, … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Mythology
Tagged Doctor Who, fanfiction, Fanvids, Lord of the Rings, modern myths, Pteryx Videos, Sherlock Holms BBC, show don't tell, story telling, The Doctor, touch
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Surviving the End: Sterlizing the Hero and the Lie of Omission
Even when you win, you haven’t finished. What you’ve really done is survived. In many works of speculative fiction the last chapter, the final few moments of the show or the movie is full of fireworks and toasting. We survived! … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Fiction
Tagged blockbusters, fanfiction, Frodo, Gandalf, Natasha, PTSD, trauma
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Forbidden Words, Subconscious Decisions
When I was maybe twelve, I ran across a Stephen King book. I don’t know what book it was. I think it was in my grandmother’s mobile home, when she was visiting us one summer. “Don’t read that,” she said. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Identity, People, Religion, Social Norms
Tagged Anne Rice, fanfiction, horror, LitGal, Lyn Gala, Stephen King, vampire books, vampires, zombies
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