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Playing in someone else’s sandbox
Best practices for fan-fiction, from planning to posting—and beyond
By Ellen Fleischer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work would not have been possible without the advice and support of the Yahoo! Bludhaven group and the posters who patiently shared their wisdom with me at ffr_discussion . Since aliases and pseudonyms are a large part of online life, I regret that I am unable to credit everyone by name, but I would still like to thank: Mary Brokaw, Char Edwards, Syl Francis, Bluejay Silver, Xenith,
archaeologist_d,
cat63,
rhiannon_s,
celestlyn,
in_excelsis_dea,
deepbluemermaid,
flo_nelja,
ozqueen,
vampirenaomi,
the_physicist,
yamx,
beesandbrews,
lionessvalenti,
r_dahlia,
sir2moons,
lady_ganesh,
mimiheart,
jenna_marianne,
edibleflowers,
mithen,
tinpra, and
casusfere.
A special round of applause goes out to my beta-readers, aiyokusama, Kathy B,
dungeonwriter, and PJ Zatken, and to Wei-Ping Gao, Nevena Mancheva, Chris Vitti, and Adam Yasui of the Seneca Tech Comm class of 2012 for reviewing my first draft.