Guiding Light Fan Fiction

Since she needs a little air as she is fighting a bit with Rick, please guide the Fan Fiction Novel Abbey to the park. She sat there under the tree in the park and did the work. She sat there only and did not hear the two men fighting behind her. She did not even hear that one man took out the gun. But she happened to look back and saw one person shooting another person. She stood up quickly and ran home, but only to see a man. The murderer ran quickly in the opposite direction looking at her escape, careful not to be late.

The definition of a fan novel relates to both the normative fictitious world of the subject (commonly known as "Canon") and its outside. Most fan fiction writers believe their work will be read primarily by other fans, so their readers are inviting the classical universe (created by professional writers) on which their work is based Suppose to understand. As early as 1939 it was confirmed that the word "fan novel" was printed, and in this earliest and most famous quotation, a derogatory way to refer to amateur science fiction (not "pro novel") It was used in. This term also appeared in fan encyclopedia, encyclopedia of fan terms in 1944. It is defined as "introducing fiction about fans, sometimes professional stories, and occasionally some famous characters from stories." This book also states that it is the term "inappropriate for expressing fan science fiction, that is, ordinary fantasy published in fan magazines".

Fan novels or novels (also called ff, fanfic, fic or ff) are fictitious about the character or scene of the original work of the novel, created by fans of works, not creators. Fans can maintain creator roles and settings, or add their own roles and settings. Especially since the advent of the Internet, it is a popular form of fan work. Fan novels are rarely ordered or approved by original creator or publisher, and there are few specialized publications. Depending on the jurisdictional area and whether it meets the "fair use" problem, we may infringe the copyright of the original author or not infringe (see the legal issues of fan novels). Original writers and copyright holders have an attitude toward fan fiction ranging from indifference to encouragement to refusal. Owners occasionally take legal action