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A fan of the fiction

By Margarita Buenaventura | November 19, 2015 - 9:00am

In the last few decades, fanfiction has evolved from an underground cult into a legitimate hobby (and for some, an actual profession). But what does it really mean to the people who read and write it?

Young Star