Fanfiction History with The Fanfic Maverick Podcast!! PART ONE
Talkin‘ Fanfic
English - August 03, 2021 13:00 - 2 hours - 114 MBFiction TV & Film Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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A-TEAM, ASSEMBLE!! Sara joins forces with Beth from The Fanfic Maverick Podcast to take a DEEP DIVE into the history of fanfiction as we know it. From Ancient Greece to Ao3, we try and cover it all.
How are fanfic authors protected by US Copyright Law? (Fair Use!)
If George Lucas gets squicked out by your Luke/Han lemon, can his team of lawyers punt your PWP? (Not if you’re non-commercial, young padawan!)
How much do you know about the speakeasy of fanfiction, that seedy backroom of the internet obscurely known as WWOMB? (Beth will regale you!)
How many items on astolat's original Ao3 wishlist came true (ALL OF THEM! pretty much!)
AFTER LISTENING, subscribe to the Fanfic Maverick Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or whatever-- and stay tuned for PART 2: The exciting panel-style conclusion, where Sara and Beth round up a couple of fandom OGs who will tell you how is was-- and is!
Contact and Credits:
Music: Kyle Laurin "In the Air Tonight" (Twitter: @cobrakylemusic)
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Biblio/Articles to Read
The Fanfic Maverick Podcast: SUBSCRIBE on your podcast platform, or find next week's episode HERE! https://www.fanficmaverickpodcast.com/
The Fanfiction Studies Reader (Univ of Iowa Press-- you can purchase direct from here, or please contact your local independent bookstore!)
https://fanlore.org/wiki/Main_Page
VICE, “The Forgotten Early History of Fanfiction”
The Surprising 18th Century Origins of Fanfiction (The Atlantic)
Fanart in the 18th Century - "The Punishment Inflicted on Lemuel Gulliver" by William Hogarth
Medium: "Fanfiction and Copyright"
Legal Fictions: Copyright, Fan Fiction, and a New Common Law (R. Tushnet, Georgetown Law article, 1997)
"The Promise and Potential of Fanfiction" (The New Yorker)
Alexander Pope wrote a series of “touching if bawdy” poems about Gulliver’s barely mentioned wife, Mary Gulliver,
History of Media Fanzines (fanlore)
2021 article on Star Trek Prodigy Group ATF
https://fanlore.org/wiki/Supernatural_Roundtable (Didn’t get to it, but I just thought this was cool)
https://fanlore.org/wiki/Category:Chronology
https://fanlore.org/wiki/Fandom_1994-2000-ish/Part_One
https://fanlore.org/wiki/Fandom_1994-2000-ish/Part_Two
Webrings (fanlore)
Gossamer Archive
Trek Fiction (dot com)
Due South Archive / Hexwood (1994)
Jedi Apprentice Fan Dimension (2000) (Sara’s first!)
http://www.lcfanfic.com/ Lois & Clark Fanfic Archive (1996 TO PRESENT)
A Brief History of Modern Fanfiction, the migration of online communities (cached article)
Announcing Fanfic.net: The Definitive Xfiles Source (fanlore)
LJ 2007 (there was also a second strikethrough purge later in 2008)
Fandom, Inc
Fanlore - cupidsbow "How Fanfiction Makes Us Poor" (April 26, 2007)
Cesperanza - “Dear Fandom: Could You Please Stop Saying That?” LJ (May 17, 2007)
Fanlore - Astolat’s “An Archive of One's Own” (LJ, May 17 2007) (see more below)
Wattpad sold (techcrunch article)