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By fans for fans
From Hardin Scott to Ilya Rozanov, fanfic readers are constantly crushing on male characters who need therapy, a bath and better communication skills. In reality, we know these men would be exhausting to deal with, so Livvy is finding out why we keep falling for them on the page?
Should fanfiction actually become formally published literature? Lauren explores this through the wild world of Harry Potter fanfic.
Wattpad is not just a place to write fanfic. Aya sat down with her online friend turned real life bestie about meeting through fanfic.
How did all that smut you read as a teen shape your identity? Gabriella hears about why reading erotic fanfiction is often just human nature.
DISCLAIMER: This is by no means an exhaustive list. We know more daddies exist. We love them, too. But there’s only so much daddy one article can hold. Here are our favourites:
Every decade or so an asshole purple rabbit comes along to terrorise the next generation. This time, the rabbit in the maid costume from The Amazing Digital Circus is heading to cinemas worldwide, forcing a much bigger question: what happens when an internet fandom outgrows the internet? Bella investigates.
Author Nathalia lists the fanfic love triangles living rent free in her mind (and everyone else’s).
Fanfiction isn’t just for reading. For one writer, it became the bridge between two lives, proving that sometimes the best plot twist happens off the page.
Click below to watch Bella tell us all about how fanfiction was her gateway to learning English.
Ruth meets the controversial Character.AI to see why the chatbot has become so big in fanfiction.
Click below to watch Nathalia rank her favourite careers in fanfiction.
It’s normal in the fanfic world to choose the face of your main character but we don’t question the impact on the person casted. Nora Jo sits down with us to tell her side of the story.
The Omegaverse has rules, patterns, and a structure that fans instantly recognise but it’s never stopped being strange. So, why has one of fanfiction’s most unconventional tropes also become one of its most long-lasting?