fanfic

I haven't read any of the fanfic here, and the only Sherlock Holmes fanfic I've read is Neil Gaiman's.

The whole thing felt like someone read Hodges' book, put it down and wrote a fanfic version.

Reddit had a very interesting comment from someone who knew the backstory about her relationship to the Twilight fanfic scene.

Not to mention the tons and tons of crappy fanfic that nobody reads (except me, apparently).

Instead, I check my email or certain websites for substantial updates to my favorite fanfic or web serial.

I know Rowling is very permissive about fanfic, but why should someone else's business be up to her?

From Japan's Touhou dōjin music scene, to a My Little Pony fan community so enthusiastic that it spawned completely custom-coded fanfic sites (i.e.

There should be a fanfic about Eve's universe raiding SecondLife or vice-versa.

Fan-fiction doesn't require you to have bought the original work to read (though having read the original may affect your enjoyment of the fanfic).

There's a Naruto fanfic where the main character is actually Sakura.

This must be like the Aristocrats for aspiring fanfic writers.

The quote at top is from some HPL fanfic?

First, you don't have to be "into" Minesweeper to write fanfic (although maybe it helps).

My favorite Culture story is actually fanfic - "Culture explores Warhammer 20k universe".

Kirill Eskov is the most literal Anti-Tolkien with his fanfic "The Last Ringbearer".