So after Rob's column on filling in the continuity blanks to avoid "fanon" taking over your image, how would you handle your fandom if you managed a media property? Let's hear from you!
Creativity
Guest Post by Rob Barba: Fixing a Hole
One of our regular commentors and occasional posters, Rob Barba, is launching his own series. A long-time fan (as in, he helps make me feel not that old), he's also been around and has given a lot of thought to issues of what fanfic, fandom, worldbuilding, etc. mean for him as an author. He's written an extensive essay on the subject – and it's one that might just shock or surprise you as he touches on a lot of areas of controversy and some past internet incidents.
So if you've got that indie series a-brewing, here's some advice . . . fix the holes
Go Farther: We Need Cosplay Diagnosis!
And here's another part of my occasional, rambling ideas on businesses fans, geeks, and otaku can start. This one is not so much a business as a side business, but it'd be a great one for someone who makes money with costumes, cosplay, or photography.
A site for cosplay diagnostics.