To fanfic or not to fanfic

milz absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Fri Jan 19 15:33:01 UTC 2001


No: HPFGUIDX 9716

Amanda Lewanski wrote:
It has to do with purity of character perception. If I read fanfic I'd 
inevitably get fuzzy on character development and motivations, because 
the "feel" I got from a fanfic version of a character would blend over 
into the "feel" I get from the book version of the character. I'm into 
experiencing JKR's vision and trying to figure out *her* characters, 
and until I have the whole vision I don't want to muddy the waters. 
I'm not saying there isn't great fanfic out there.


Exactly the reason why I don't read fanfic either. I want to know the 
characters J. K. Rowling has created, not someone else's 
interpretation of those characters. 

:-) Milz 





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