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Creative Writing: Writing Fan Fiction

Creative Writing: Writing Fan Fiction. What is Fan Fiction?.

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Creative Writing: Writing Fan Fiction

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  1. Creative Writing:Writing Fan Fiction

  2. What is Fan Fiction? • Fan Fiction is a story that you (a fan) write based on someone else's original work. An example of Fan Fiction would be writing a story using the characters from the Harry Potter books or movies. A lot of Fan Fiction is based on tv shows.You can find a huge selection of Fan Fiction at FanFiction.net • You will be writing fan fiction based on your Independent Reading Novel.

  3. Basic Fan Fiction Directions • In fan fiction (or “fanfics”), new stories are created using characters from existing works, by fans of the original. • When writing fan fiction, stick to the original work’s format. The idea is to honor the original, not mangle it. • That said, feel free to throw in a twist they couldn’t or wouldn’t have done on the original. You are the writer, after all. • Pander to what fans would want to see, but bear in mind that not everyone wants to see the same things you do.

  4. Basic Fan Fiction Directions • Begin by completing a Story Plan Worksheet • Write an original short story that is at leastThree Pages Typed, Font Size 12, Double-spaced • Develop the setting, the character(s),the dialogue, and the plot (creating the conflict - both external and internal), rising action, climax and resolution). • Incorporate rich sensory details and show-not-tell. • Use at least 15“Words to Know” vocabulary words in your story. Underline these words in your story. • Your hard copy of your Story Plan Worksheet is due Thursday, November 21stand your story is due to Turnitin by 11:59pm. Use MLA format.

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