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Fan Fiction is a form of Alternate or Expanded Universe created by the fans of a work, rather than the work's original creator. Fan Fiction stories, or "Fanfics" as they are often called, are written for any number of reasons, such as: to continue a story that ended prematurely (see Continuation);
- Lime
A Lime is a Fanfic in which characters engage in limited...
- Quotes
Craig Ferguson:You know what fanfiction is ? Tom Hanks :...
- Fan Videos
Action. Action scenes to a rock or metal band. Bonus points...
- Log FIC
One style of Mockumentary, where it's a recognizable type of...
- Funny
A Strawberry Panic! / Family Guy crossover (seriously!)...
- SoYouWantTo
Ah, fanfiction. The controversial format of (usually)...
- TearJerker
This AU Digimon fanfiction that involves one of the...
- NightmareFuel
An Outsiders fanfiction, The Days That Changed Everything,...
- Lime
This is a list of recommendations made by Tropers for Fanfics. Feel free to recommend your favourite fanfics in the indexes posted here, as long as it's in line with the rules: No Underage Sex: This means no fanfics with plots based on sexualizing characters under the age of 16. No Porn: In other words, no pure Lemon fanfics.
This is an index page for tropes which are typical of Fanfics. Given that fanfiction probably was born only a few minutes after the creation of the first (really good) original story, these are likely among some of the oldest tropes in existence.
This is an index page for Tropes which are typical of Fanfics. Given that fanfiction probably was born only a few minutes after the creation of the first (really good) original story, these are likely among some of the oldest tropes in existence.
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Initially focused on the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, TV Tropes has since expanded its coverage of many forms of media, including fan fiction, [17] and many other subjects, including Internet works such as Wikipedia (often referred to in a tongue-in-cheek way as "The Other Wiki"). [18]
It's been asked on TV Tropes by several people if it's allowed to create a page for one's own work. The verdict was that it's OK so long as the author stays off of the subjective opinion pages, ie. YMMY, Awesome, etc.
