fan fiction
Diving head first into the intricate worlds of superheroes, movies, and all things pop culture.
The Media's Encroachment on Fan Culture
I’ve been engaged in fandom spaces for about a decade. Now, most of that comes from being raised without Internet restrictions which made getting involved in fan culture much easier. Even in early middle school I was consumed by cosplay music videos and character quizzes on Quotev. Above all else, the part about fandom culture that really caught my attention was fanfiction.
By caitodoesstuff4 months ago in Geeks
Gargoyles: Demona is her own worst enemy
Back in the day, there was a show on the so-called Disney Channel called “Gargoyles.” Does anyone remember that show? I loved it. I love the design of the Gargoyles, and I loved what they stood for: they were protectors, guardians, and, for once, the good guys. Except for one bad bitch: I speak of course of Demona.
By stephanie borges4 months ago in Geeks
The Patriot Games: A Totally Original, Definitely Not Dystopian, Celebration of American Athletics
Is This the Reaping? We have finally reached a period in the timeline of our universe when idiocracy is at an all-time high. A recent announcement from the current administration has sparked a ripple effect of discourse among our population. A discourse of excitement from one side and a sign of distaste from the other. Unfortunately, preparations are in order for fall 2026, as a four-day athletic event promises to showcase the “best” of American high school talent.
By Nozomi Rose4 months ago in Geeks
Salt, Soup, and Self Sacrifice: Sanji and Tohru as caregivers
The first thing he noticed was the smell of **rice and miso**. The second was that he was very, very hungry. Sanji lay still for a moment with his eyes closed, letting the scents curl into his brain: steamed rice, miso soup, something pan‑fried with soy and ginger, and—he swallowed—daikon simmered slowly until it was soft. It didn’t smell like Baratie, or the Sunny, or any port he knew. It smelled like a **home kitchen**, the kind where someone cooked the same recipes so many times the steam had woven itself into the walls.
By Sun Pirate Essasys4 months ago in Geeks
Why Oliver Tree Dead Rumors Keep Shocking Fans Online
The internet moves faster than emotions can process. One shocking headline, viral post, or confusing video can spread across social media within minutes and leave millions of people anxious before facts become clear. Celebrity death rumors have become one of the most emotionally intense parts of online culture because fans feel personally connected to artists they follow closely. When those rumors appear suddenly, panic spreads quickly.
By Muqadas khan4 months ago in Geeks
The Shrine Beyond All Charts
By the time the rain finally came, the village no longer smelled like death. It smelled of wet earth, smoke, and boiled herbs—sharp and bitter and stubborn. Doors were open instead of barred. Children’s voices returned first, shrill and relieved, followed by the lower rumble of adults daring to talk about something other than curses.
By Sun Pirate Essasys5 months ago in Geeks
Hollywood Is No Longer Human: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of the Movies You Love
Do you remember the last time you watched a movie and thought, "that looked incredibly real"? There's a good chance what you were seeing didn't even exist. It wasn't a physical set. It wasn't a flesh-and-blood actor. It was artificial intelligence working its magic behind the scenes, and you probably didn't even notice.
By ELIAS PULIDO5 months ago in Geeks
How Episode 9 of The Amazing Digital Circus was leaked online
On May 20, 2026, Brazilian version of The Amazing Digital Circus Episode 9 was leaked online by a Discord user who claimed to be a hacker. The video was 15 minutes and showed key moments of the episode, including the ending.
By John Jamaica5 months ago in Geeks
