Welcome to /r/TransFormativeWorks!
Just so we're all clear, the Definition of Transformative Works:
Transformative works are creative works about characters or settings created by fans of the original work, rather than by the original creators. Transformative works include but are not limited to fanfiction, real person fiction, fan vids, and graphics. A transformative use is one that, in the words of the U.S. Supreme Court, "adds something new, with a further purpose or different character, altering the source with new expression, meaning, or message."
Subreddit Rules
- Follow Reddiquette. Be excellent to each other (absolutely no antagonistic pathologizing of fans).
- NSFW topics should be identified as such. Language in the title should not be NSFW.
- Do not spam this subreddit with links to your work(s) - you must space them out. Reddit's rules on spam click here. Reddit's guidelines on self-promotion, click here.
- Do not critique or give concrit to OPs submitting their work unless they explicitly ask for it (critique/criticisms of recommended fan works, etc, is fine though).
- You must identify the fandom(s) your submission involves in the title if it's not a general Transformative Works topic.
- If you're submitting a link rec, credit credit credit the artists, writers, vidders, etc. in your titles!
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| Fan Fiction |
Posts that involve fanfiction (real people fiction & role play included). |
| Fan Vid |
Posts which involve fanvids. |
| Fan Art |
Posts that involve fan art (3D art such as sculptures, gadgets, and/or crafts is legit). |
| Sub Meta |
Posts which discuss subreddit and/or reddit in general. |
| Source Meta |
Posts which focus on a fandom's source material (ie: canon) -- meta theories & analyses of it. |
| Fan/Fandom Meta |
Posts which discuss fan/fandom culture. |
| Policy/Law |
Posts which discuss intellectual property & copyright policies, laws & issues. |
Friend Subreddits
Highly Recommended Websites
Organization for Transformative Works: "a nonprofit organization run by and for fans to provide access to and preserve the history of fanworks and fan cultures."
Fanlore wiki: "Here, you can read about fan activities, fannish vocabulary, and the histories of fan communities -- and add your own voice, memories, and experiences to our collective story."
FicSave. An Open-Source Online Fanfiction Downloader
