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Fans Fiction

Fans Fiction

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No seas el último en escuchar este podcast. Fans Fiction publica sus episodios antes en iVoox.Fans Fiction es un podcast sobre cine y series, con una buena dosis de humor y ninguna de pretensión. En nuestro podcast hablamos tanto de novedades como de cine y series de todos los tiempos. http://www.fansfiction.es/
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Join two casual readers as they completely ignore their academic backgrounds and talk about the books they loved, and sometimes the ones they didn’t. Includes segments like “Journey to the Center of the Discworld,” “Words are Weird,” and “Pet Peeves.” Ever wonder why someone would read bad fanfiction? They talk about that too.
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Fan Fiction

Prime Video x Konbini

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Fan Fiction, c’est le podcast de Konbini et Prime Video dans lequel Adrien Ménielle et Florent Bernard écrivent une fan fiction issue d’une série existante. Dans la saison 1, le duo invente un épisode de "The Boys". Dans la saison 2, ils s’attaquent à "Montre jamais ça à personne", la série documentaire sur Orelsan.
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Join Scottye Moore and Megan Danger on an adventure into the world of Fan Fiction! Each week, they discuss one of their favorite pieces of media and then we try our best to create some fan fiction about it! From Harry Potter to Supernatural, we'll cover it all in our attempt to make some fan art worth becoming a fan of!
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Fan Fiction Writer's Room

Liz Syrnick and Spencer Soares

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An improvised free-form audio fiction. Every Wednesday — Editing Manager Spencer Soares and Managing Editor Liz Syrnick take listener character submissions and do their darndest to force ‘em into a fan fiction.
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The Midnight Beast's next adventure sees the boys unleashed on an internet FILLED with Erotic Fan Fiction. Ever imagined a saucy moment in your favourite film or TV programme? Fan Fiction means you don't have to! You can follow The Midnight Beast! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/THEMIDNIGHTBEAST Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @midnightbeastuk Snapchat: midnightbeastuk
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Fun Fiction: A Fan Fiction Podcast!

Scottye Moore, Brenna Clark

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Join Scottye Moore and Brenna Clark on an adventure into the world of Fan Fiction! We explore the world's of The Adventure Zone, Harry Potter, Supernatural and other great media and the Fan Art that it inspires! Come join us, won't you?
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Your hosts are joined by Premee Mohamed to talk about her novella The Butcher of the Forest and her novel The Siege of Burning Grass. They discuss moral ambiguity, relatable antagonists, and the horrors of war. They also bring up how much they want to give Alefret a hug, even if it wouldn't actually solve any of his problems. Find more from Premee:…
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Empezamos nueva temporada y lo hacemos por todo lo alto con uno de nuestros programas clásicos como es el repaso del año al mejor (y peor) cine de 2023. Y además lo hacemos con invitados de primer nivel como son Juanfree Aguirre, Jose Antonio Pérez, Francis Arrabal, Rafa Gambín y Carmenia Moreno. Más información en: https://fansfiction.es/s11e01-la…
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Your hosts enter the Fungalverse as they speak with Adrian M. Gibson about his upcoming novel "Mushroom Blues." This episode gives a sneak peek of the fungalpunk detective novel that features an older female main character, noir inspiration, and cultural fusions. They discuss Adrian's writing process, literary influences, and most of all, mushrooms…
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Your hosts are joined by Gabriela Houston to talk about her novel The Bone Roots. They discuss beauty bias in fantasy, older female protagonists, and portrayals of healthy relationships. They also talk about Polish mythology, and the lengths people will go to to protect the people they love. More from Gabriela: https://www.gabrielahouston.com/ http…
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This was originally streamed live during TBRCon 2024 Your hosts were joined by author Krystle Matar to talk about genre conventions, definitions, and rule breaking. They discuss genre terms used for marketing vs reviews. Lilly introduces a REVOLUTIONARY 3 Pillar Theory for categorizing works and genres. They play a quick round of Shoot, Screw, or M…
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Your hosts discuss The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett. They compare it and its main character to The Amazing Maurice, the first YA Discworld novel. Tiffany Aching proves to be the podcast fav. They debate what qualities a book must have to be considered "Discworld" (and in doing so they might accidentally turn "Discworld" into a genre). Witches ar…
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Your hosts speak with author Deborah Wilde about her newest urban fantasy novel, Big Demon Energy. The conversation ranged from Jewish culture to vampire mythology to three dimensional hunky love interests (with some detours into knitting, fantastical places on our earth, and complex mother figures) Find more from Deborah here https://deborahwilde.…
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Your hosts are joined by P.L. Stuart to talk about A Drowned Kingdom, the first book in his epic fantasy The Drowned Kingdom series. They talk about the pace of worldbuilding, unlikeable main characters, and unreliable points of view. Find more from P.L. Stuart https://twitter.com/plstuartwrites https://www.plstuart.com/ Find us on discord: https:/…
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Dr Kat Day joins your hosts to talk about Night Watch by Terry Pratchett. They discuss where the novel fits into The City Watch subseries and Discworld as a whole. They somehow manage to agree to disagree about Carrot. There’s conversation about anti heroes, lampshades, and sexy lamps (some more metaphorical than others). This episode features a se…
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This week your hosts discuss Poor Things by Alasdair Gray. Lilly only compares it to the movie a few times. They talk about the book's "found manuscript" framing device, satirizing gothic novels, and sex positivity in fictional victorian Glasgow. They also use the word "Frankenstein" as an adjective to what is hopefully a hilarious degree. Instead …
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Your hosts discuss Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf. They talk about tragedy, self sabotage, and the worth of a person's life. The book doesn't actually feel that sad though, they swear. Lilly also has beef with the word quash in a mini Words are Weird segment. Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHTWVu6b or support us on Pat…
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Your hosts absolutely loved the film noir, lesbian novella Even Though I Knew the End by C.L. Polk, which you can tell by how distracted they get and how much they argue over vaguely related topics. They throw out a few comparisons, some more justified than others. Your hosts also discuss how expectations can change how readers feel about an ending…
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En esta ocasión nos hemos dejado llevar por las emociones y hemos empleado demasiado tiempo en la previa recordando lo que fue para nosotros la figura de Matthew Perry. Lo que nos ha llevado a tener poco tiempo para hablar de cine y series. Tanto que en este programa solo tendremos unas pocas series que comentar. Más información en: https://fansfic…
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Your hosts talk about the year including some changes to the podcast, reading metrics, and good old fashioned nostalgia. They give out some superlatives, like "best trash villain" and "best debut novel," both of which were, unfortunately, rigged. Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHTWVu6b or support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fic…
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In this episode, your hosts return to the Graven Trilogy by Essa Hansen to discuss Ethera Grave, the third and final book of the series. They lament the 18 month reading gap, debate what qualifies something to be “cthulu-esque,” and talk about how terrifying true belief is in a villain. They also debate minute details in the definitions of “science…
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In this week's episode your hosts are joined by Sherwood Smith to talk about A Stranger to Command, prequel to Crown Duel and part of her Sartorias-Deles series. They talk about Sartorias-Deles as a whole and what it's like to finish such a long-spanning series (both in book time and in our time), an outsider's perspective of the now-familiar Marlo…
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Your hosts are joined by Jennifer Donohue to discuss her debut novel Exit Ghost. They talk about witch girls, Hamlet, and witchy-girl Hamlet, along with self destructive characters, sympathetic characters, and prickly characters (and sometimes they're the same!). This episode also features a Wor-ds Are We-ird. Find more from Jen http://authorizedmu…
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Your hosts discuss the first Young Adult novel on the Discworld, The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents. They takes a trip down memory lane to a brand new place, and talk about the various YA tropes that Pratchett plays with. Sara also takes us to the pet peeve corner where they try to come up with better alternatives to "male" and "female" a…
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Your hosts are joined by Ai Jiang to discuss her novelette I AM AI. They also talk about ghostwriting, Artificial Intelligence in art, and experimental work in genre fiction. Find more from Ai here https://aijiang.ca/ Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHTWVu6b or support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fictionfanspod Thanks to the fol…
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Your hosts are joined by Adrian Gibson from SFFAddicts to discuss Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. They give Shelley some marketing advice a few years too late, rip into some 1970s editors with bad opinions and questionable facts, and debate both authorial intent and reader interpretations across centuries. Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHT…
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Your hosts discuss The Last Hero, a Discworld fable written by Terry Pratchett and illustrated by Paul Kidby. They talk about its use of Discworld characters as fable archetypes and the various fun cameos that pop up, as well as how it examines the different aspects of heroing. They also go over some of their favorite illustrations from the book. T…
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Traemos un nuevo episodio que, seamos honestos, lleva varias semanas grabado y nos ha costado de sacar. Sin embargo, os aseguramos que no tiene desperdicio. Maria se entusiasma muchísimo recomendando la serie From, a la que cataloga (¡ojo!) como "la nueva Perdidos". Además repescamos la crítica del live action de Disney La Sirenita y comentamos la …
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Your hosts are joined by Suzan Palumbo to talk about her new collection of short fiction, Skin Thief. They discuss her inspiration from Trinidadian folklore, love of retellings, and the unique challenges of short fiction. She even gets Sara to admit that she might like gothic horror. Find more from Suzan here: https://suzanpalumbo.wordpress.com/ ht…
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Continuing their Spooky Month theme, your hosts are joined by Rus Wornom to talk about his new dark fantasy novel, Ghostflowers. They discuss the genesis of the novel ("the vampires of Madison county"), the differences between horror in short stories vs horror in novels, and music as a narrative device. Find more from Rus Wornom here: https://ruswo…
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In this spooky month episode, your hosts discuss Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle, notorious parody erotica author. This book, however, has a lot more bugs and a lot less sex. They talk about how important it is to pace info in horror stories, the inherent horror of gay conversion camps, and whether this book even counts as a horror novel at all. But …
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Your hosts are once again joined by Hannah and Laura from On Wednesdays We Read Podcast for another episode of Nostalgia Book Club. They discuss “Which Witch?" a kids’ book that’s half love story, half witchcraft exhibition, and half earthworms (yes, this was a Lilly choice). They talk about the value of dark themes in children's lit, the unremarka…
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The people have spoken! Your hosts let their patron subscribers choose the book for this episode, which means they’re diving into the Dungeons & Dragons world of Krynn with a discussion of “Dragons of Autumn Twilight” by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. To be honest, they’re not too impressed by the blandly unlikeable characters in this first Drago…
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¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Fans Fiction! En esta ocasión, nos sumergiremos en el rosado y fascinante mundo de Barbie, además exploraremos la intensa y reveladora historia de Oppenheimer, que es la bomba, y Maria se pondrá muy a tope explicándonos su última obsesión: la comedia Jury Duty. Más información en: https://fansfiction.es/s10e12-ba…
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In this episode, your hosts discuss The Return of the King by J.R.R.Tolkien and come up with some better names for both this book and the series as a whole. They also talk about fantasy depictions of PTSD, the romanticism of Aragorn, and Eowyn’s flaws. Lilly complains a lot about monarchies. They manage to agree that Lobelia Sackville-Baggins gets …
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In this episode, Sara cheats you out of many very funny "horologist" puns while your hosts discuss "Thief of Time" by Terry Pratchett. Your hosts also talk about the inner workings of Igors, what makes a good pun, and the alarming lack of Susan in what is theoretically a book in the Death series of Discworld novels. Content warning: mention of fict…
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This week your hosts discuss “Debunked” by Dito Abbott, an action-packed YA adventure across the sci-fi and fantasy genres (which one is it? No one knows). They talk about young readers, dinosaur kidnappers, and sand pits. Lilly continues to have a soft spot for Amnesia in any form. They also debate important topics such as: Does the robot dog have…
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This whole episode contains spoilers. This week your hosts discuss The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien. Is it the second book in the Lord of the Rings series, or a combination of books three and four? Probably the former. They also talk about Tolkien having standards for his Kings, sympathy for the ents, and Lilly negs King Theoden. This episode also …
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In this episode, you hosts discuss “The Delve” by Dan Fitzgerald. They talk about introductions to fantasy worlds, inevitable comparisons to Tolkien and D&D (even when the work is entirely unique, or perhaps especially then), and magic sex toys. This episode also features a Pet Peeve Corner. Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHTWVu6b or supp…
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Your hosts take another step on their journey to the center of the Discworld with “The Truth” by Terry Pratchett. They argue quite a bit about books as content vs. physical object and it is tenuously related to the text, we promise. They somehow end up referencing Percy Shelley more than once, and they also discuss whether this book belongs in the …
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In this episode your hosts discuss “Nona the Ninth” by Tamsyn Muir, the third book in the Locked Tomb Series. They censor spoiler talk in the first ten minutes, attempt to dive into some mushy details, and compliment Muir’s unusual use of perspective in narrative. They also determine that this novel requires a study guide. This incredible person wr…
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¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio lleno de aventuras, misterios y sabores picantes! En esta entrega de Fans Fiction, nos unimos al icónico Indiana Jones en su búsqueda del dial mítico, enfrentándose a antiguos enemigos y desentrañando secretos que podrían cambiar el curso de la historia. Pero eso no es todo, también nos adentraremos en el mundo del …
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Your hosts journey farther into the center of the Discworld with “The Fifth Elephant” by Terry Pratchett. Elephants feature very little in this conversation, and indeed, this book. But they DO talk about poor husbanding played for laughs, the true introduction of the Igor family, and Uberwald from the Witches’ vs Sam Vimes’s perspectives. This epis…
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Your hosts celebrate their 100th episode with the Fellowship of the Ring, first sequel to The Hobbit (oh, and the beginning of that Lord of the Rings series). Find us on discord: https://discord.gg/dpNHTWVu6b or support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fictionfanspod Big huge thank you to Fellowship! The Musical Parody of Fellowship of the Ri…
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Your hosts are joined by Nick Martell. He may be the author of The Legacy of the Mercenary King, but the discussion was centered entirely around manga. They talk about how they discovered the genre, some of their favorite series, weirdest series, and boring series. They also discuss keeping up with weekly chapters, the morally gray area of fan tran…
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Your hosts journey into the Discworld once more with "Carpe Jugulum" by Terry Pratchett. They discuss the allure of vampires, try to define Trash Villains and talk about Granny Weatherwax's approach to hard decisions. They also bring up the nostalgia value of books and question if you need to be challenged by everything you read. Find us on discord…
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Después de unas semanas de parón regresamos con más anécdotas personales en esta sección inicial que ya necesita un nombre (se aceptan sugerencias en comentarios). María nos cuenta la gran polémica de su junta de vecinos respecto al uso o no uso de las pelotas en la urbanización. Richie por su parte nos hace una de sus míticas reflexiones y nos cue…
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Your hosts discuss “Before the Shattered Gates of Heaven” by Bryan S. Glosemeyer. They talk about intense content warnings, trusting an author, and interpreting custom slang. They also bring up space shrooms, space cats, and space sex. Lilly spends a bit of time comparing this book to Starship Troopers and Frankenstien, but not at the same time. Th…
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