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Can I turn my fanfiction into a book?

Can I turn my fanfiction into a book?

Is it really possible to turn my fan fiction into an original work? Some people would quibble the meaning of the word ‘original’ here, but the short answer is ‘yes. ‘ Ideas aren’t copyrighted, and that’s not because there’s a legal loophole; it’s because art has always inspired art.

How can I improve my fanfiction writing?

Tips for Writing Fanfiction:

  1. Remember the characters have already existed elsewhere.
  2. Know the voice of your character.
  3. Study your setting.
  4. Try to keep to the existing style when writing fanfiction.
  5. Add a little something.
  6. Share!
  7. Toughen your skin.
  8. If it’s erotic fan-fiction, warn the reader.

How do I start writing fanfiction?

Review the series, or at the very least read a fan-made wiki about the characters or other fictional things in said universe. Reading other fanfiction is a good way to start, but if you only do that, non-canon things may find their way into your story. Be original.

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What is fanfiction and how does it work?

Fanfiction refers to a type of fiction using the settings or characters of an existing work in tribute to it. If you’re a big fan of a certain fictional universe, you may choose to write about some of its characters yourself, either expanding the official story or changing it altogether.

Do you write fanfiction because you want an audience?

If a few people mention a flaw in your writing, you should definitely pay heed. Fanfiction writers and readers are a terrific source of inspiration and help. If you’re writing fanfiction and uploading it to a public archive, then you are writing because you want an audience to read it.

Is fanfiction a good way to become a better writer?

Fanfiction is a great way to become a better writer, as you already have characters to start with. The more you write, the better you’ll be at it. One of the worst things you can do is not improving your writing and keep writing crappy self-insert (the Twilight series for example).