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[META] Russian Priest Uses Internet Memes to Fight Slash

When I first read this article titled “Russian Orthodox Priest Starts a vKontakte Group to Battle Slash”, thanks to a tip from from teddybearsandspaceships, I clicked straight to the vKontakte group in question (vK is generally known as “the Russian facebook”) and at first was

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[META] “The Last Ring-bearer”

Guest post by Helen W. I follow how fan fiction is perceived by nonfannnish society through a weekly survey of references to fan fiction in mainstream media (somewhat broadly and arbitrarily defined). The past few weeks, I’ve been seeing a

Dana Sterling 04/03/201121/11/2019 4 Comments Read more

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