 Fantasy: May 22, 2013 Issue [#5684] |
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This week: Fan Fiction Edited by: Prosperous Snow celebrating  
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The new Star Trek movie got me to thinking about fan fiction. I have attempted writing both poetry and stories with Star Trek characters. I find poems exploring different Star Trek themes easier to write then stories. After doing research on the subject of fan fiction, I have come to the conclusion that in the stories I have difficulty making sure the Star Trek characters remain in character.
Since I have difficulty with the fan fiction character acting like themselves in the stories I write, I need to find a way to keep them in character. Therefore, before writing a fan fiction story I have to read more about the characters I am using in the story. Fortunately, the internet allows me and other fan fiction writers to do this.
Does anyone else have similar issues writing fan fiction? If so, how do you solve the problem. When you review fan fiction stories, do the characters in the stories act like themselves? Please let me know what you think about the characters in fan fiction.
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Stories and Poems
Excerpt: Somewhere in the depth of space beyond Sirius yet short of Betelgeuse,
a starship powered by the fiery breath of dragons explores the cosmic realm.
Starship Dragon, silver and red, immense with conical projections, a warrior with sword
and titanium-gold shield to thwart the slings and arrows the universe unselfishly affords,
accelerates by dragon fire, ignores the light speed barrier, and beholds the galaxy.
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Excerpt: I seek an end to this fight,
Begun in spite,
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Excerpt: "People call them dragons."
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Excerpt: Extracts from first contact mission reports
Officer: Meya Tarista
Star: Y73R51
Planet: I3, (Grade T8m)
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Excerpt: She was awakened by a loud banging on the front door. "Professor Marcia, wake up, we found it," came the enthusiastic voice of young Paul Bowden.
Excerpt: Orlov stood up, grimacing at the fresh pain from his ankle. He wiped the dust and grime from his faceshield, leaving streaks of filth. His platoon mates were above, laughing down at his misfortune. This scavenger work was hardly what he had expected.
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Excerpt: Jenny Walton is a sweet nineteen-year-old girl, without a care in the world.
That is, until she is turned into a river demon.
Excerpt: If you’re reading this, you’re reading the Newsletters for the Non-Humans R Us group- but you don’t have to be a member to read them.
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