Fanfiction

And how it can help develop ideas and technique — I must confess: I can be a snob when it comes to literature. Or at least I was, until a few fellow writers convinced me that fanfiction is worth reading and writing. Until recently, I thought fanfiction was something to be mocked. …

How do you quantify something like that? — Writing has been something that people do for quite a while now. Thousands of years ago, people wrote poetry, philosophy, and epic tales of gods and heroes. Hundreds of years ago, people wrote each other flowery letters where they talked about their love for each other. The novel, though invented…

A fan fiction about Camus’ sacrificial and unrepressed character on a therapy session with Carl Jung. — “I did not care one way or the other.” Meursault — an Eaton Mess of amorality and people pleasing asociality — lied down on the sofa, because he had been told to do so, and did not see any reasons as to why not to. “So, tell me about your…

Melisandre is chastised for her sins. Jon Snow’s sisters aren’t happy with him. Daenerys’ isolation grows. — ← Click here for previous chapter (Ch.1. pt2) Listen to this chapter on Youtube: Melisandre It was just past midday. The air was hot, dank and humid and commonfolk milled about the outside of the great temple. This was the place where Tyrion and Varys had once witnessed a priestess…

A devout Mormon You’ve seen Mormon missionaries on the side of the road or at your door. There are always two of them, usually men, and they wear name tags. I used to be one of them. I was a devout Mormon; I attended every Sunday and Wednesday for youth activities. When it…

A Magnificent Seven ‘fan fiction’ As fellow writer PurpleBookyWorm has convinced me that there is some merit in fanfiction, here is my first attempt at writing a short piece of fiction inspired by The Magnificent Seven. Overall I enjoyed writing this piece and even learnt a few things about 19th…

Following the Path sidestory Work Text: As he drew his last breath, Sam saw everything. He saw his mistakes, his smothering of Simone, his inability to comfort his brother. He saw stars, so many endless stars, an ocean of light where there should be void. And he saw them. Scheming, conniving, vicious. …

I enjoy writing romance novels for fun. I think of them as fan fiction, without writing about specific groups, such as Harry Potter, Star Wars, and Twilight. If you enjoy chapter stories that are not super lengthy and make you pay per chapter? Come check me out on Patreon where…