The term fanfiction (sometimes abbreviated as fanfic) refers to stories produced by fans
based on plot lines and characters from either a single source text or else a “canon” of …

In this article, I study a discussion thread started in February 2009 on the “official” Twilight
series web site entitled “Twilight is so Anti-Feminist that I want to Cry.” As of April 2009, the …

Fanfi ction provides an outlet for readers and audiences of literary texts, comic books, fi lms,
video games, and TV shows to share stories based on a particular fi ctional universe. This …

Rosalie Cullen, fans are told that the site will serve as a user-friendly hub for Twilight Saga
“memories.” Referencing the endurance and agelessness of time capsules, Summit purports …

The American television network ABC's serialized drama Lost (2004-10) is a key example of
recent media culture where both viewers and producers utilize a range of digital media tools …

This chapter explores a shift from multimodality toward a recognition that writing and
composing practices are fundamentally transmediated. It argues that one reason scholars …

This dissertation,"(De) Compose, Shape-Shift, and Suture: Toward a Monstrous Rhetoric of
Fan Compositions," argues that the multimodal compositions of fans--specifically, fan fiction …

Abstract On April 20, 2010, explosions at the British Petroleum (BP) Macondo Project in the
Gulf of Mexico initiated what would become the world's largest accidental release of oil into …

Lost is a transgeneric, transmedia television drama that aired from 2004 to 2010, a period
which coincided with the emergence of several participatory online Web 2.0 platforms …