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In the OTW September newsletter: #OTW10 celebrations, upgrades to AO3, legal advocacy, and more! Read it all here: https://goo.gl/ckqq4Z
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Support the OTW by Reading!
“Karen: A great thing about working in fan studies is that people spontaneously e-mail you with remarks like, “OMG I thought I was the only person who considered this stuff valuable! And you edited this book!” So I want people to remember that not only is fan engagement valuable, but it is constitutive of fandom — fundamental, essential. Fans talking to each other = fandom. This book is part of that. By editing this book, we sought to make the conversation transparent and overt, so anyone can join in, be it outside academic or current fan, because it’s all about engagement.”
Want to read about fanfiction? There are various ways to support the Organization for Transformative Works but this might be the most fun: https://goo.gl/g3DnBw
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Could You Win an OTW Trivia Contest?
Would you like to find some OTW trivia? If so, we’ve got prizes for you! How many questions can you answer by September 28? https://goo.gl/A8bPvD
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25 Things to Know About the OTW
We’ve been around a while now, so as part of celebrating #otw10 here are 25 things to know about the OTW! https://goo.gl/FuuMWS
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Five Things Naomi Novik Said
As part of our Five Things an OTW Volunteer Said series, we have a special anniversary edition with OTW co-founder Naomi Novik. She discusses its evolution during her 10 yrs volunteering for it: https://goo.gl/nJXJrY