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Last summer SCREEN-L had quite a lively discussion of fan use of
film and TV--like the creation of new, sexually baroque STAR TREK
stories.
 
Since then, Henry Jenkins, the author of a book on the subject (TEXTUAL
POACHERS) has joined the list. I've asked Henry if he'd entertain
questions and discussion on this topic and he's agreed.
 
Who'd like to start the ball rolling? Any questions, comments for
Henry?
 
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          Henry:
 
          Welcome to the list!! First time I've been able to read
          any of my mail for a very long time and I'm greeted with
          the news that we are starting the fan dialogue again.
          (What timing)
 
          My bookstore claims that they can't
          even order Textual Poachers! :-( But I keep hoping I'll be
          able to see the final product.
 
          One of the questions I've been grappling with is how fan
          fiction has been affected by computers. I know that desktop
          publishing has changed the look of fan fiction "zines" but
          I'm trying to ascertain if any of the online interactive
          fiction is fan fiction.
 
          Also in your article on Beauty and the Beast fandom you
          mention meta-textual understandings of the show. What about
          how the actors/characters are constructed?
 
          Andrea MacDonald
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