Fandom and Fictionality after the Social Web: A Computational Study of AO3

Overview of attention for article published in MFS: Modern Fiction Studies, March 2024

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RT @AarthiVadde: 2/2 We explain why fandoms have always been part of literary history and why scholars interested in concepts of character…

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RT @AarthiVadde: 2/2 We explain why fandoms have always been part of literary history and why scholars interested in concepts of character…

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RT @AarthiVadde: 2/2 We explain why fandoms have always been part of literary history and why scholars interested in concepts of character…

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2/2 We explain why fandoms have always been part of literary history and why scholars interested in concepts of character and fictionality should pay attention to them. No paywall! https://t.co/VPnTf59Ef1

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