Comment by tialaramex

Comment by tialaramex a day ago

Just in case you're actually unaware, the Organization for Transformative Works https://archiveofourown.org/ Archive Of Our Own (typically shortened to AO3) is where a tremendous amount of such fiction is archived.

nkrisc a day ago

So where can a mainstream consumer purchase or borrow a paperback edition of those stories?

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InfiniteRand a day ago

I mean https://www.printingcenterusa.com/printing/book-printing

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- nkrisc a day ago
  
  Someone who buys books at Barnes & Noble is not going to print online fan fiction on demand. If you think this is something a “mainstream consumer” would do, I think you’re very out of touch with the average person.
  
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  thfuran a day ago
  
  Isn’t reading stuff on the internet more mainstream than buying things at Barnes and Noble? Not necessarily those specific things, but the notion that something needs to be physically available at a bookstore to be relevant is at best dated.
  
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