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Hello! I thought the programme was interesting and I would like to follow up on some of the work done by those claiming to be doing research into fanfiction culture. Also of note was the comparision with early storytelling, before copyright was invented. (ie fanfiction more fluid, organic, and community-based than conventional published works.)
Have finished listening, and I agree with debriswoman and capt_facepalm. they didn't actually say all that much that was new, although their literary analysis of "fanfic lit" and Mary Sues was interesting, starting with Dante
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debriswoman--a BBC programme discussing fanfiction ;)
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I thought the programme was interesting and I would like to follow up on some of the work done by those claiming to be doing research into fanfiction culture. Also of note was the comparision with early storytelling, before copyright was invented. (ie fanfiction more fluid, organic, and community-based than conventional published works.)