a space for everyone who wants to work with fanfiction in cultural and literary studies.
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Want to know more about the possibilities of fanfic studies? Join us for a special first meeting and get introduced to the FanficForum. Don’t worry, it’s a casual first meeting over tea and coffe, as well as some fun games at Café Anna Blume! (:
Here, members of the Fanficforum give their thoughts on all things fanfiction as literature. Some posts are directly related to specific sessions, others aren’t.
Twilight hasn’t aged well. In this blog post, Alice Knöpfle talks about a few controversial scenarios which occurred in The Twilight Saga; how women are subdued, as seen in the female Cullen’s traumatic back stories that have been glossed over and reflected in Bella’s bland personality, and how fanfics have the power to eliminate problematic behavior and plots, expand storylines that can be empowering and improve the original story by rewriting it while staying canon – twenty years after the first book has been released. [read more]
Each year we also host a workshop where students present their current work on fanfic. The date for 2025/26 is still tbd but have a look at previous programmes through the links below!