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Tony Soprano Puts on a Hit of a Different Sort
| News Media Commentary | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Tony Soprano Puts on a Hit of a Different Sort |
| Commentator: | Adrian Humphreys |
| Date(s): | September 2002 |
| Venue: | Canadian newspaper National Post |
| Fandom: | media fandom |
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Tony Soprano Puts on a Hit of a Different Sort, subtitled "Canadian Academic Studies Racy Genre of Slash Fiction", is an article by Adrian Humphreys that was published in the Canadian newspaper the National Post in September 2002. [1]
Adrian Humphreys writes "being the subject of slash fiction is another step in its [The Sopranos'] ascension to cult television status, alongside such slash-friendly classics as Star Trek, Starsky and Hutch and Miami Vice." The article includes a quotation from "[o]ne effort, A Hit Man Who Cares". [1]
References
- ^ Jump up to: a b Humphreys. Adrian. Tony Soprano Puts on a Hit of a Different Sort. National Post p. A.10. September 18, 2002. Accessed October 2, 2008 through ProQuest Canadian Newsstand.