Twilight Fanfiction Author Interview: Legs
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Title: | Twilight Fanfiction Author Interview: Legs |
Interviewer: | swedishyoung |
Interviewee: | Legs |
Date(s): | June 7, 2009 |
Medium: | |
Fandom(s): | Twilight |
External Links: | interview, Archived version |
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Twilight fan Legs was interviewed in 2009.
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Excerpts
Type of fanfiction you'll never read?
A story that is AU AND OOC AND AH…I'm afraid I don't understand that genre too much. If it's not in Forks, they're not in character, and no one is a vampire, then you've just attached the names of Stephenie Meyer's characters (or perhaps the faces of the actors) to a fantasy of your own choosing.[1] Some of these pieces are extremely well-written but my question remains: Why don't you write an original fiction, instead? What makes it Twilight? Just a personal preference.
Biggest letdown in Twilight movie?
The meadow. There was a lot more to that conversation and they really screwed up some of the dialogue. In particular, making the line "personal brand of heroin" Edward's instead of Bella's was a serious misstep. It turned a sweet, innocent joke into a creepy drug reference.
Fanfiction pet peeve?
Laziness. If you want to write a decent fanfiction, be prepared to research anything you don't know about. Writers should use spelling and grammar check. They should reread their work for typos and tense/plot inconsistencies. And a writer should not apologize or write side notes in their summary. Just because it's fanfiction doesn't mean it should be mediocre or sloppy. On the other hand, a writer who takes the time to do really careful research and crafting of their work is worth every second a reader spends on it.
References
- ^ This would be, of course, Fifty Shades of Grey.