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Lee Goldberg
Name: | Lee Goldberg |
Also Known As: | |
Pronouns: | |
Occupation: | Author |
Medium: | Books, TV scripts |
Works: | Licensed tie-ins for Monk, Diagnosis Murder |
Official Website(s): | www.leegoldberg.com - Website + Blog |
Fan Website(s): | |
On Fanlore: | Related pages |
Lee Goldberg is a professional author who is outspoken in his disapproval of fanfiction,[1] calling fanfic writers, among other things, "lazy thieves."[2] He insists that his writing of tie-in novels is very different from fanfiction[3] and that fanfiction is "of course" illegal.[4]
Some fans, when discussing Goldberg, will elide his name, for example as "L** G*ldb*rg." This is to keep Mr. Goldberg, an infamous ego-googler, from finding the discussion and jumping in to flame the participants.
Some fans find him hilarious. Others, not so much.
Also see John Ordover Wars.
References
- ^ Lee Goldberg's War on Fanfic, Archived version on Cathy Young's blog, Feb 7 2007
- ^ You Don't Know Jack, June 30, 2005. Archived by the Wayback Machine 05 May 2006.
- ^ Am I a fanficcer?, Archived version Lee Goldberg's blog entry, Sep 20, 2006
- ^ Is fanfic legal?, Archived version Blog entry from Aug 12, 2006