Ms. Scribe's Biography

[luciazephyr]

The Most Interesting Biography You'll Read, whether you're in the HP fandom or not. I spent approximately seven hours in this fandom and I still find this awesome.

Just finished reading the whole thing so far. It's amusing and terrifying, what people do for fandom. I understand the whole "fandom is fucking serious business thing" thing from this. Just... wow. There folk were/are crazy. Makes you very happy to not be in the HP fandom, eh?

But, really, fascinating. Obviously a ton of work went into it- accurately documenting around 5 years of fandom wars. And it's just interesting overall. And it sheds some light on where the fannish hostility came from, which is something I've always been curious about.

So.

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-Luce

Comments

[fofomazuzu.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, I am in the HP Fandom. I try to stay in the sideline and watch, so I dont always know what is going on.

I've read the first 2 chapters and this is all before my time, I was interested in other things other than the computer. But, good lord, Harry Potter is about a teenage wizard dealing with somewhat everyday things. Sex is a somewhat everyday thing. Also, why are Christian Harry Potter Fandomers (Oxymoron, no?) reading that kind of stuff, if they disapprove?

Ah, the sideline life is good.

[lucia-tanaka.livejournal.com]

You need to read on, sweetie. The 'Christian Harry Potter Fandomers' never existed. The story of Ms. Scribe gets progressively more screwed up.