#t finding and using

cathexys:

transformativeworksandcultures:

Vol 29 (2019): General Issuepublished

Editorial

TWC Editor, In defense of revision

Theory

AC. Lee Harrington, Animal fans: Toward a multispecies fan studies

Hannah E. Dahlberg-Dodd, The author in the postinternet age

Sebastian F. K. Svegaard, Toward an integration of musicological methods into fan video studies

Erica Lyn Massey,  Borderland literature, female pleasure, and the slash fic phenomenon

Andrew Crome, Considering eighteenth-century prophecy as transformative work

Leah Steuer, Structural affects of soap opera fan correspondence, 1970s–80s

Praxis

Gayle S. Stever, Fan studies in psychology: A road less traveled

Jessica Ethel Tompkins, Is gender just a costume? An exploratory study of crossplay

Olympia Kiriakou, Big name fandom and the (inevitable) failure of Disflix

Xianwei Wu, Hierarchy within female ACG fandom in China

Angela L. Florschuetz, “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,” canonicity, and audience participation

Alice Margaret Kelly, Fan fiction as feminist citation: Lesbian (para)textuality in chainofclovers’s “Done with the Compass, Done with the Chart” (2017)

Symposium

Xiqing Zheng, Survival and migration patterns of Chinese online media fandoms

Effie Sapuridis, Gendered Fairy Tale Heroics: Ginny Weasley in The Source

Cody T. Havard, Introducing Sport Rivalry Man, protector of positive fan behavior

Martyna Szczepaniak, Death in Marvel

Cody T. Havard, Rhema D. Fuller, Timothy D. Ryan, Frederick G. Grieve, Using the Marvel Cinematic Universe to build a defined research line

Review

Abby Waysdorf, “Framing fan fiction: Literary and social practices in fan fiction communities,” by Kristina Busse

Wikanda Promkhuntong, “Chinese stardom in participatory cyberculture,” by Dorothy Wai Sim Lau

Not sure what my favoriters are: it’s probably a split between animals AS fans and Gawain and Green Knight as fannish…