- ganymede ( @ganymede@lemmy.ml ) 9•1 year ago
I used to think “bit pointless, but whatever makes people happy”
recently i realised the potential in recreational reimagining of things, if nothing else it might be a nice ‘exercise’ for our mind.
truth be told, most hollywood adaptations of a book are basically high budget fan fiction.
- Pan_de_dulce ( @Pan_de_dulce@lemmy.ml ) 9•1 year ago
It’s probably copyright infringement, so I’m in favor of it :)
- pingveno ( @pingveno@lemmy.ml ) 1•1 year ago
It’s usually covered under fair use doctrine in the United States, though there are limits. More specifically, it must be both transformative and noncommercial.
- pingveno ( @pingveno@lemmy.ml ) 8•1 year ago
It can be fun to have a different take on characters. This is especially true for crossover fanfics or fixit fanfics in the case of source material with plot holes or other flaws.
- Ada ( @ada@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 5•1 year ago
I don’t really bother with it myself, as I have enough trouble reading primary sources, but there is a huge community out there that is creating ongoing interest in various works and settings, and I have trouble seeing how that can be a bad thing.
- FruitFactory ( @FruitFactory@lemmy.ml ) 2•1 year ago
It’s free reading material that you can access from your phone anywhere. I love it!
- Neopolitan ( @neo@lemmy.comfysnug.space ) English2•11 months ago
I’ve been reading fanfiction for 13+ years now and I’m a huge fan. Here’s to another 20 years!