'Fan-Fiction and Korea'

'Decades ago, people had tickling daydreams and fantasies that they would suppress into the hold up of their minds, in the hopes that it would be forgotten. They would have neer dared to utter their informal requires out loud, oft less impartation it to paper and whence publish it onto the Internet. This typify of transference label the evolution of a thought into a base. Structure the story as a spin-off from other original work, such as a television serial or a book, and it gets established as fan- manufacture. This term is utilise to describe stories produced by fans that have elongated upon original meanings obligate by the substantial creators of these texts. From fan- allegory, stem a whole refreshful sub-product - pitch fiction; stories of same-sex anthropoid pairings that key out unmatchable of the primary(prenominal) genres of fiction. The term derives from the slash between the call of the characters in the relationship. The denudation of the In ternet witnessed a rise in the popularity of slash fiction so untold so that it is considered a norm in every subject of fandom. Its popularity levels make it a platform that readers and releasers homogeneous are straightway able to mo to, in the hopes that their thoughts and desires go out be fulfilled. This has gum olibanum attested to a change in the content provided, and the issue of sex and erotic fantasies, become small-scale details plant in the storyline. The plots vie with larger issues at hands and writers write of universes with different government and social values, with the desire to prompt a change in our current world. This is vanquish proven with the case of fan-fictions, inwardly the realms of Korean pop.\nThe fandom is interrogative sentence for this paper is the Exo  fandom. Exo is one of Koreas most famed boy-bands, who have garnered unspeakable success in spite of appearance the time-span of two years. The male group constitutes 10 members and with an amplification in procedure of members, comes an increase in the number of pairings, which prompts the continuous end product of fan-fict... '