Nie umiem podać ich więcej poza tym, że naprawdę czytanie tego nie daje mi nawet znikomej radości. Może też po prostu nie jestem fanką.
Tonyhaylichohay napisał(a):Jeśli coś mi się nie podoba zwyczajnie w to nie wchodzę, proste.
Moim zdaniem, ff nie powinno brać się na poważnie, tylko traktować je jako dodatkową rozrywkę, a nie prawdziwą sztukę i się nad tym rozwodzić. Chociaż pewnie niektórzy uważają to za jakiś tam rodzaj sztuki, ja traktowałabym to bardziej jako pewien rodzaj podszkolenia w pisaniu.
Those are some of the reasons writers like me will not permit fanfic, but before I close, let me put aside the legal and financial aspects of all this for a moment, and talk about more personal ones. Here, I think, Diana Gabaldon absolutely hit the nail on the head in the latest of her blog posts on the subject. And here, she and I agree completely. Many years ago, I won a Nebula for a story called "Portraits of His Children," which was all about a writer's relationship with the characters he creates. I don't have any actual children, myself (Diana does). My characters are my children, I have been heard to say. I don't want people making off with them, thank you. Even people who say they love my children. I'm sure that's true, I don't doubt the sincerity of the affection, but still...
I have sometimes allowed other writers to play with my children. In Wild Cards, for instance, which is a shared world. Lohengrin, Hoodoo Mama, Popinjay, the Turtle, and all my other WC creations have been written by other writers, and I have written their characters. But I submit, this is NOT at all the same thing. A shared world is a tightly controlled environment. In the case of Wild Cards, it's controlled by me. I decide who gets to borrow my creations, and I review their stories, and approve or disapproval what is done with them. "No, Popinjay would say it this way," I say, or "Sorry, the Turtle would never do that," or, more importantly (this has never come up in Wild Cards, but it did in some other shared worlds), "No, absolutely not, your character may not rape my character, I don't give a fuck how powerful you think it would be."
And that's Wild Cards. A world and characters created to be shared. It's not at all the same with Ice & Fire. No one gets to abuse the people of Westeros but me.
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Kannagi napisał(a):Podobno istnieje yaoi z Hagridem i Zgredkiem.
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